At AWE, one of my most important experiences for me was going hands-on with the prototype Android XR smartglasses by Google, the ones you have probably seen during the keynote at Google I/O. Let me tell you about my experience with them! Android XR smartglasses It’s widely known that Google and Samsung are working together […]
Today, Samsung hosted a special event to launch Galaxy XR, its first standalone Mixed Reality headset, built with Google and Samsung. I have watched the live stream (and tweeted a lot about it), and these have been the main key points for me. Galaxy XR launched for $1799 We have been waiting for months to […]
I’m overly happy to announce to you that today we of New Technology Walkers have launched our VR fitness game HitMotion: Reloaded on Oculus App Lab! Many people requested it, and it has finally been approved by Facebook. Even if you already have the game, please get it again from App Lab, so that you […]
Welcome to my weekly appointment with the best AR VR news! Before starting with the summary of the news of this amazing week, let me invite you all to subscribe to the FREE Awe Nite Florence Event that will happen this Thursday at 5 pm CEST and that will feature amazing hosts like Pico, VisionAR, […]
My super-rush of work lasted one month is over, and now I can return to my previous levels of working! I need some sleep, though. I can also return to my usual weekly roundups of news, and you can read the new one here below. Have fun! Top news of the week Oculus kills the Go […]
It’s Chinese Single Day and I wish the best to all the single people that are reading this article: I hope you are all on Taobao or Aliexpress buying super-discounted items! (Personally, I’ll do that in a few hours :D) This has been a pretty good week for me: I have become a technical advisor of Australian […]
Various months ago, I got from Lenovo a Mirage Solo headset for a limited period of time to review it on my blog. I published various posts about it both here and on my social media channels, but I realized that I never published a proper review of the device. So, here we are, entering […]
6 DOF Virtual reality standalone headsets are cool, but of course introduce some safety problems: how can you be sure that moving you aren’t going to stumble on a wall, on a cat or on your girlfriend? For this reason, headsets producers are working on solutions to show you some safety boundaries telling you where […]
As I’ve promised in my latest newsletter, I’m going to briefly summarize the most interesting AR/VR news from last week’s Google I/O 2018. Exactly as Facebook F8, we had no disruptive news, but we could appreciate some interesting stuff nonetheless.
One of the biggest news of the last days is that finally, Google Chrome for Windows has added support for WebVR. It was absurd that Google, that is pushing on WebVR and WebAR (let’s say WebXR and we’re all happy, apart from Charlie Fink that hates the term XR), wasn’t supporting it in its famous […]
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.
