This weekend I’ve attended the Immersive Architecture in Venice. Today I want to talk you about my experience, so that if you are unsure if attending it or not next year, I can help you in deciding. So, has it been interesting? Has it been worth the price (of the travel, because I got a […]
Yesterday Mozilla has announced the release of Hubs, a completely open and social VR environment, entirely made for the web. The news has been reported by all the major VR magazines since it is the first time that we have a social webVR environment, completely free and open. I’ve just tried it, so discover with […]
Some of the people working at A-frame at Mozilla have started a project for a new WebVR browser called Supermedium. Now that it is available for everyone on the Oculus store and on SteamVR, I’ve been able to give it a try and I’m going to report you my first impressions about it.
Oculus is continuing its great initiative of free weekends and this weekend it is possible to play for free Sprint Vector. Sprint Vector is a racing game by Survios that when has been launched, received a lot of praise from the journalists, so I was really willing to give it a try. Now that I’ve […]
Today I and Max went to see Ready Player One. We were super hyped about this movie, considering that all the VR enthusiasts are talking about it since months. “This movie will make the VR sales to skyrocket” was one widespread opinion. So we went to the cinema eager to see a movie that was […]
Thanks to my magical encounter with Mr. Alvin Wang Graylin, I’ve been very lucky to be able to try the new Vive Pro for some minutes and I’m here to describe you my first impressions with the latest device made by the Chinese virtual reality company. So, how is it? Should you buy it?
Have you ever heard about Amazon Sumerian? Do you know what it is? And if you know what it is… have you been able to test it? Are you curious to know if it works well? Is it worth your time and your money? If you’ve one or more these questions wandering inside your head, […]
Some days ago I stumbled upon a Linkedin post by the XR writer and consultant Charlie Fink, where he told that every AR developer should know a company called 8th Wall because it can become disruptive in the field. 99% of the times, reading posts of this kind, I immediately say “a-ha” and continue scrolling, […]
On Friday, after a day of hard work, I decided to relax a bit playing “Eleven: Table Tennis VR”, a ping-pong game for virtual reality made by For Fun Labs that is available on Oculus Store and Steam and that you can play for free this weekend (If you’re reading this article before 2018/02/12, give […]
Some days ago, Google added an augmented reality feature to its Motion Stills experimental app and of course I decided to give it a try.
I’ve been contacted by Blue Orb, a company that has developed VR Texter, an innovative solution to write in VR using your Oculus Touch controllers. But, how does it work? And… does it work well? Give me some time and I’ll explain you both of things. But before starting this review, I have to say […]
