A new report suggests PlayStation has stepped away from virtual reality, and the clue comes from a patent deal rather than an announcement. Sony has transferred dozens of virtual and augmented reality ...
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Who knew Sony made a virtual reality camera, years before the PlayStation VR ever existed?
Long before the PlayStation VR and Apple Vision Pro, Sony worked on a virtual reality prototype called the Sony VRVJ, which stood for Virtual Reality Video Journalist. That’s according to a post on X ...
The new wearables come at a time of uncertainty for smart glasses, which are facing backlash over privacy concerns ...
At its Meta Connect event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a handful of new smart glasses, including a slimmed-down VR headset and the company’s first camera-free glasses.
As VR headsets start appearing on store shelves, the very real differences between them will start to matter — a lot. Let our guide help you get started with VR.
Google today is announcing the launch of the second generation Jump camera rig for recording videos that are suitable for virtual reality (VR). One camera on the 17-camera system is situated on the ...
Forget magical virtual worlds. In its quest to broaden the audience for virtual reality, Meta is now embracing much more familiar surroundings: Owners of Meta’s Quest VR headsets will soon be able to ...
Meta has announced two new pairs of smart glasses at Meta Connect 2026. The company unveiled its first camera-free, audio-only Ray Ban Meta Audio, along with a new pair of virtual reality glasses ...
Meta's September 23 Connect keynote handed buyers a five-product lineup spanning $249 to $1,299.99 — the clearest AI-glasses decision matrix the company has ever published — while two announcements, a ...
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