Augmented Reality (AR) stories - Page 21

Stirfire Studios beckons VR players to serene puzzle-solving in a musical, weather-wielding adventure with Symphony of the Machine.

Previously only available for both PlayStation VR and Rift/Vive PC players, the game is now available for non-VR players.

This heavyweight GPU will be more targeted at data centre usage and high-performance computing, as opposed to consumer level computing.

The numbers weren't exactly super-specific, but it's enough to make some estimates of how many units they've sold.

Russian blogger arrested for playing Pokémon Go in church faces possible 3.5 year prison sentence. Amnesty calls it attack on freedom of speech.

Alienware's new 15 R3 laptop is a heavy yet portable powerhouse, enabling VR gaming on the go with an Intel i7 and NVIDIA GTX 1060.

You could theoretically place and move objects in your home to see if they work to your liking, without having to even get off the couch.

Nokia heralds a new era in VR with the unveiling of OZO Reality, promising a seamless blend of the real and virtual.

Facebook has finished the first day of their F8 2017 event where developers flock to explore the future of technology.

AR might revolutionise business, but for IT pros, it's likely to just mean business as usual—and next-level gaming at home.

Step into the storm with AccuWeather's new VR app, offering immersive 360-degree weather experiences in collaboration with Samsung.

Samsung has introduced the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 and the Galaxy Book at Mobile World Congress, which kicked off this week in Barcelona.

More than 200,000 VR headsets were sold in Aussie in 2016 – but the market is being impacted by the number of offerings and lack of killer content.

We're at a huge moment in time for the digital and technology world. With new ideas testing the boundaries, we're entering an exciting new phase.

After a content-starved market introduction, virtual reality (VR) is set to flourish off a swath of new and compelling content choices.

It is anticipated that in 2017, there will be a wave of 360° content making an appearance as brands take the VR plunge.

VR's forecasted £30bn boom could redefine industries beyond entertainment, from automotive design to healthcare.

Digital transformation will attain macroeconomic scale over the next three to four years and the channel will play a big part on the cloud front.

Vodafone forecasts a tech revolution with cyber security, AR, and diversity at the helm as it champions a more inclusive future.

While the growth of IoT devices is predicted to continue its dramatic growth in AU in 2017, there are still concerns around its security.