Augmented & Virtual Reality Confabulation
What Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality developers are talking about
Google Earth got a massive revamp today, but the search giant also brought its Google Earth VR app to the Oculus store. The experience has been available for the HTC Vive since the end of 2016.
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Are your kids enjoying their Nintendo Switch? Maybe a little too much? Thankfully, you can set up parental controls on the Switch or through Nintendo's parental controls app. Here's how to both.
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LittleBits, the Lego of the tech world, is out with a new kit to help teach children how to code. The aptly-named Code Kit focuses on having kids build hands-on games with blocks, and then programming them to fruition via the LittleBits app.
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HMD's Nokia 3310 may be the most popular phone at Mobile World Congress 2017, and a part of its nostalgic lure has been the modernized version of Snake that's installed on the "dumb" phone. But it's not the only game on the phone.
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Ahead of Valentine's Day, Google has an adorable Doodle game that also doubles as an awareness campaign to save the vulnerable and sometimes critically endangered pangolin. In the game, you have to help a pangolin meet his long-distance soulmate.
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Wizards in the Harry Potter universe don't need to move their chess pieces with their hands, and we're edging closer to parity with the wizarding world thanks to Infivention's chess board, Square Off.
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Google's giving presents a little early this year -- the company announced the best apps, books, movies, and shows of 2016 on Google Play. The winners represent global top-trending content and they span six categories,
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