This has been the week of CES, and I will write tomorrow or the day after a full roundup only
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During the Covid lockdowns, Christine Whyte dealt with stress by turning to food for comfort and since she had never enjoyed exercise, her weight reached an unhealthy level. Like many others throughout 2020-2021, Whyte decided to try an alternative option for fitness and she discovered a path to better health through immersive reality.
Gaming is one of the most influential elements in online culture, and an important indicator of future trends.
TikTok’s latest study looks at the value of partnering with established creators for your TikTok ad campaigns.
TikTok’s latest study, in conjunction with Nielsen, looks at the capacity for TikTok ads to drive sales activity.
Facebook has clearly helped to fuel societal division – but can it be fixed?
Here’s everything we know about Project Cambria so far.
The peaceful farming sim hits Quest and PC VR. More details here.
First look and details here.
In its latest effort to provide more incentive for creators, Instagram is enabling live-stream badges for more streamers.
It’s an atmospheric experience, but you should only pick it up if you’re planning to other feedback on the in-progress VR support. More details here.
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The new tab will highlight relevant creators on any subject in the app.
The new Privacy Center will provide more oversight and control over your various data tracking options.