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Ant Williams is a freediving athlete featured in the third episode of The Adventure Series titled "Ice Dive" that's co-produced by Apple and Atlantic Studios (formerly Atlantic Productions). In the episode, Williams attempts to swim a world record distance 182 meters under ice, and I wanted to get some additional behind-the-scenes context on his experience as well as what it was like to have the most intense month of his life condensed down into a 15-minute Apple Immersive Video. Williams is a sports psychologist who wanted to put his theories into practice by taking what he calls "positive, calculated risk-taking challenges" that allow him to deal with overwhelming anxiety, and overcome his fears, uncertainty, and self-doubt. I also wanted to get some additional context on the production of the episode as Apple has otherwise been pretty tight-lipped about the series, launched with which launched with "Highlining" on the same day as the Apple Vision Pro launch on February 2, 2024. Apple Immersive Video is a different format than spatial video. Apple says "spatial videos are captured in 1080p at 30 frames per second in standard dynamic range," and these are what can be captured by either an iPhone or Apple Vision Pro, and they are displayed in a windowed frame where you see the stereoscopic effects. Apple describes Apple Immersive Video as "a remarkable storytelling format that leverages 3D video recorded in 8K with a 180-degree field of view and Spatial Audio to transport viewers to the center of the action." Apple Immersive Video is much closer to what we've seen from the XR industry and VR 180 filmmakers from the past decade, and Apple's technology is likely derived from their 2020 acquisition of NextVR. NextVR focused on live stereoscopic broadcasts of sports events on VR headsets starting with the Samsung Gear VR and Oculus Rift in 2014. A lot of the technical specifications of the Apple Immersive Video format have not been officially confirmed by Apple, but there are a couple of breadcrumbs that give us some more details. Thanks to iFixIt's breakdown of the Apple Vision Pro on February 7, 2024, then we know the microOLED display size is reported as "the lit area totals 3660 px by 3200 px." 360 Labs' Mike Rowell wrote a post on March 19, 2024 saying, "Apple Vision Pro's screens are a whopping 3660 x 3200 pixels per eye. Although they haven't made any official claims as to the FOV of the headset, 3rd party developers claim that it looks to be around 100° horizontal. With each screen having 3,660 horizontal pixels, this would mean that a 180° immersive experience would need about 6,000 x 6,000 pixels per eye to saturate the display. Apple's own immersive experiences have been reported at being 4320x4320 per eye at 90fps and in HDR10." The reporting of Apple's immersive experiences was detailed by Mike Swanson, who announced a spatial video tool on March 7, 2024 that leverages the Apple's AVFoundation to properly encode video into the "multiview extensions of the HEVC codec, known as MV-HEVC" format. Swanson says in his post, "I receive multiple messages and files every day from people who are trying to find the limits of what the Apple Vision Pro is capable of playing. You can start with the 4320×4320 per-eye 90fps content that Apple is producing and go up from there. I've personally played up to “12K” (11520×5760) per eye 360-degree stereo video at 30fps." Another clue can be found in the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera that was announced on June 10, 2024, which says, "The sensor delivers 8160 x 7200 resolution per eye with pixel level synchronization and an incredible 16 stops of dynamic range, so cinematographers can shoot 90fps stereoscopic 3D immersive cinema content to a single file." Incidentally, Currents director Jake Oleson told me that he used Swanson's tool to create his immersive film after shooting it in 8k on the Canon EOS R5 Camera Body with Canon's Dual Fisheye lens.

This week we talk about Unity, Unreal, and Godot.We also discuss fee structures, user revolts, and indie game-makers.Recommended Book: How Big Things Get Done by Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan GardnerShow Notes* https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo/digital-media/video-games/worldwide* https://www.billboard.com/pro/ifpi-global-report-2023-music-business-revenue-market-share/* https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/07/video-game-industry-not-recession-proof-sales-set-to-fall-in-2022.html* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_industry* https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2022/08/22/are-video-games-recession-proof-sort-experts-say/* https://www.gamedeveloper.com/blogs/unity-s-pricing-changes-are-trying-to-solve-too-many-problems-at-once* https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/unity-apologizes-to-devs-reveals-updated-runtime-fee-policy* https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/22/23882768/unity-new-pricing-model-update* https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/15/23875396/unity-mobile-developers-ad-monetization-tos-changes* https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/12/23870547/unit-price-change-game-development* https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2022/08/22/are-video-games-recession-proof-sort-experts-say/* https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/022216/how-microtransactions-are-evolving-economics-gaming.asp* https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/srhonorsprog/902/* https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/053115/how-video-game-industry-changing.asp* https://finmodelslab.com/blogs/operating-costs/video-game-company-operating-costs* https://www.makeuseof.com/ways-the-rising-costs-of-games-affect-the-industry/* https://codeswholesale.com/blog/5-ways-to-make-money-in-the-gaming-industry/* https://gamemaker.io/en/blog/cost-of-making-a-game* https://www.gamedesigning.org/learn/video-game-cost/* https://www.reuters.com/technology/video-gaming-revenue-grow-26-2023-console-sales-strength-report-2023-08-08/* https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo/digital-media/video-games/worldwideTranscriptDepending on how inclusive you are with your measurements and the specific numbers you're tallying, the global video game market is expected to pull in somewhere between $187.7 and $334 billion in revenue in 2023.That's somewhere between 2.6% and 13.4% above 2022 numbers—and again, those figures are pretty far apart because different entities keeping tabs on this industry measure different things, some only looking at direct sales of video games and in-game items, while others look at connected sub-industries, like e-gaming events and service jobs that do customer support for game companies.Whichever end of that spectrum you look at, though, the global video game industry is a behemoth that's growing every year, and its income surpassed that of the music and film industries, combined, years ago, the global film industry expected to bring in around $92.5 billion in 2023, while the global music industry pulls a paltry $26.2 billion.The video game market is continuing to grow at a fairly stellar pace, compared to other entertainment categories, as well. And while it was shown not to be entirely recession proof, as had been claimed since the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008, when it remained one of the few industries still growing steadily, that growth balking a bit in 2022, when the industry contracted by 1.2%, it grew substantially at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and has largely maintained that growth since, which has allowed entities operating in this space to claim more and more entertainment-related marketshare, which in turn has shifted the center of gravity in the media world toward video games and away from other leisure options, including things like travel, vacations, and other things you wouldn't typically think of as being competitors of the video game market.Since video games really took off, hitting the mainstream in the 1980s, and becoming a big deal in the 1990s with the emergence of user-friendly consoles and 3D graphics, the economics of video games have changed substantially.Once, video game companies sold games that would play on a user's computer, then consoles—which are basically gaming-focused mini-computers that plug into a customer's TV, or can be carried around in their pockets—those quickly became the new default for many gamers, creating a more optimized gaming experience, though also introducing a new cost for game-makers, as they typically need to pay something to the console-maker to use their tech and have their products work on these platforms.Retail stores became increasingly important to the gaming industry's budgetary concerns around this time, as they would need to take a cut of the sale price of everything they sold, but also have the flexibility to offer deals to their customers, to incentivize purchases and lure them away from other game stores.And further toward the base of the development stack, as games became more sophisticated and refined, game-makers had to spend more money on high-end hardware, but also higher-end software tools that would allow them to develop the games, polish them so they could compete with other offerings, and in some cases use what's often called "middleware" to serve as a scaffolding for their game projects—software tools that are sometimes referred to as game engines.All of which has made the process of producing video games a lot more complex and expensive, and as the industry has become more popular, roping-in more and more customers, more and more entities have popped up, intent on making their own games; and that's fed a spiral toward higher-costs and more complex game-making processes, leading to a lot of enrichment in some cases, and quite a few new business models optimized for different platforms and styles of game, but also quite a few bankruptcies and hostile takeovers, even seemingly successful video game companies sometimes falling short or investing too much in a game that flops, leaving them with insufficient resources to keep the lights on or produce their next product.What I'd like to talk about today is a recent scandal in the video game industry related to one of those middleware, game engine-making companies, and how they're scrambling to make things right after seemingly losing much of their goodwill and credibility essentially overnight.—In early September, 2023, a game engine company called Unity announced that it would be changing its pricing structure, effective Jan 1, 2024, and that set off a wave of outrage and anger from its users, most of which are individual game-makers and game-making companies.To understand why this response was so widespread and vehement, it's helpful to understand a bit about how game engines work and their role in the modern video game industry.Fundamentally, a game engine is a piece of software that serves as a framework for making video games.So while it's not a simple "click a button, get a game" sort of setup, it does dramatically reduce the amount of time and effort required to produce a finished game product, giving users—game-developers of all shapes and sizes—level-editors, physics engines, rendering engines that help them more easily produce and edit 2D and 3D graphics, collision detection tools, which basically track and control how things bump up against each other in the game and what happens when they do, alongside more basic media tools like those that allow for the creation and editing of audio, animations, video content, text, and the like.Modern game engines also help developers keep the size of their games moderated without losing too much quality, they help with memory management on the developers' computers, they can provide artificial intelligence tools and software that helps them build-out multiplayer functionality—it's a really big and powerful toolkit, so the engine that game-makers choose to use is important, and it shapes every other decision they make, and in some ways the final product, too, because of how easy or difficult things are to do within their specific scaffolding.Unity makes a very popular game engine that was originally released in 2005 as a Mac-specific product, but it has since become multiplatform, allowing developers to make games for all sorts of computers, consoles, mobile devices, and virtual reality interfaces.It's perhaps most popular in the mobile gaming space, as it's relatively easy to learn compared to other engines, and is fairly lightweight; and because the mobile gaming space has been growing so rapidly, that's meant Unity has become increasing popular and widespread as a tool, which in turn has had the spillover effect of making it more popular on other platforms, as well—because folks making a mobile game might go on to make a Playstation game next, and may decide to stick with the engine they know, or a gaming company might decide to perch all their games upon the same game engine because that's just a lot easier, both in terms of keeping things simple for developers, and in terms of the costs associated with using a bunch of different engine.The pricing models used by these game engines vary quite a bit from company to company, but typically they make money by selling licenses to use their products; there's generally a free tier for folks learning to use their tools and who make games below a certain threshold of popularity and profit, but at a certain point they'll need to buy the right to use the engine, which generally also comes with a few bonus perks, like better analytics and error reporting options.This system has worked for everyone for a long time now, and though some developers have balked at the idea of paying Unity and similar companies for their engines, opting for free and open source options like Godot, instead, the larger gaming industry has generally oriented itself around just a few primary, paid options, including the Unreal Engine owned by Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, among many other offerings, and Unity, which since its release has been used to make more than 750,000 games, alongside non-game offerings, like augmented reality experiences in Microsoft's HoloLens headset, about 90% of Samsung Gear VR content, machine learning programs like Google's TensorFlow, and even film content, like the backgrounds for the 2019 real-life version of The Lion King and engineering blueprints, like those for cars and buildings.All of which partially explains why so many people were up in arms about the changes Unity announced, seemingly out of nowhere, to their fee structure in early September.The old Unity model, again, included a free version of Unity for folks operating below a certain threshold—that threshold has been $200,000 for a while now—and after that folks would pay a monthly fee to use the engine, and that fee would typically cost about $400 per year per game, though it varied quite a bit as folks paid per seat—that is, per developer using the engine—and based on the size of the studio and game they're working on.Unity's newly announced pricing model, in contrast, would keep a free tier, but would remove some of the cheaper payment options, nudging people up to higher yearly rates, while, importantly, also tacking-on a small fee, somewhere between a cent and twenty cents, for each installation of a game that uses the Unity engine, after a threshold has been crossed.The announcement also said that Unity would use a secret, internal method of determining download numbers, and folks would be on the hook, in some cases, for something closer to $2,000 a year per game, rather than $400-ish, though that number would also vary wildly based on a game's popularity and reach.This sparked all kinds of concerns, as it was an additional fee on top of existing fees, costing game-makers more over time, and without providing any new value in exchange, and because it was retroactive, so everyone who had ever used Unity for any game would be on the hook for this new payment structure—meaning, all those 750,000 games or so would potentially be new sources of revenue for Unity, but would be burdened with new expenses for the folks who made them.All sorts of immediate concerns bubbled to the surface of the gaming community, ranging from worries that small, indie devs would be priced out of the market—folks without big bank accounts to draw upon, and who aren't making games that bring in tons of revenue—to concerns related to the concept of putting a price-tag on downloads: would trolls be able to aim hefty fees on developers they don't like by repeatedly installing and uninstalling their games? Would Unity's tracking software be legit? Would it differentiate new downloads from redownloads, or would someone who buys a game, paying for it once, conceivably be a drain on the developer's bank account forever into the future, because they might install it over and over again, over time, on multiple devices?This outcry was also laden with a heavy sense of betrayal because it seemed to violate Unity's terms of service, and that outcry grew even louder and more betrayal-laden when it became clear, as folks went back to check the end-user license agreement they'd signed, that Unity had quietly, in the preceding months, gone through and edited its EULA to basically allow themselves to do what they had done, even though previous versions said they would never do such a thing.The first week after this announcement, as the gaming world unified against Unity, the company's stock tumbled around 16.5% from where it was before the announced change, which is the opposite of what the company had hoped to accomplish—industry analysis suggests that the company is trying to shore-up its numbers, never having been profitable, but finding itself especially pressed for cash right now, and hoping to avoid being in the same situation in the future.What seems to have happened is they tried to do too much at once, essentially grabbing at immediate cash as much as possible, while also trying to scale-up their future prospects by giving themselves a means of benefitting from the success of the games that use their engine; this isn't an entirely novel concept, as their competitor, Unreal, charges a 5% revenue share from game-makers using their engine, but because this was new, out of nowhere, seemed to come about without the folks running Unity checking-in with anyone in the gaming industry to see if it would be alright, and if so to see what sorts of numbers would be tenable for their business models, and because it was retroactively applied using a seemingly pretty skeezy, secretive method of basically giving themselves permission, on the down-low, after swearing up and down they would never do exactly this—all of it went over quite badly, the gaming world revolted against them, near-universally, and this has led to a huge exodus from Unity to other platforms, including the free and open source Godot, which has quite suddenly received a wave of funds from some of the more successful indie game studios out there, and newfound attention from folks who are learning they can relatively simply port their games from Unity to Godot, saving them the future hassle and expense of dealing with the former.The alternative floated by some gaming studios and individual makers was to simply pull their games from shelves, and this was also threatened, especially in cases where the games are free to play, and thus tend to garner huge numbers of downloads, but don't make money on all the people who install their game—which means their work would become huge weights around their ledgers, losing them money each year, rather than earning them money.It took more than a week, but the higher-ups at Unity eventually made some noises about having heard the game-making world and feeling bad about releasing this new model without first seeking their input, and they said they would take another stab at things and get back to them.They then released a new plan, a new pricing model, that seems to have infuriated people substantially less—a revamp that still includes changes, but apparently less catastrophic ones.The new plan says they'll rely on game-maker-reported numbers to tally downloads, and they've raised the revenue cap at which folks need to upgrade to $200,000, so below that and you can keep the low-tier Unity Personal plan, which is excluded from this new pricing model, and that roughly lines up with where things were before—and any game that makes less than $1 million in 12 months will also be exempt from the additional, per-install fee.Perhaps most importantly, though, Unity is now saying games made with previous versions of their engine won't be beholden to this new pricing model, nor would they need to abide by the new terms of service, which among other things says their games need to include a big, Made by Unity splash screen at the beginning, and only those that use the new version being released in 2024 would be required to pay based on downloads, though developers can choose to pay a 2.5% revenue share rather than using the per-installation model—and there's some indication that if they report install numbers, the company will choose whichever is the lowest fee for them, automatically, and charge them that.All of which seems to have cooled things down quite a lot, though a fair bit of damage has already been done to the company's reputation in the industry; many game-makers are still saying they're intending to port their games away as soon as they're able, and that they won't use Unity in the future, because the people in charge of the company have shown their true colors, have shown that they're willing to renege on previous commitments and promises, and burn the goodwill they've earned over the years, in order to pull in more money, to fill the gaps in their balance sheets.The company is investing in a big PR push to try to win people back and polish their now-tarnished brand, but it could be a while before they manage to do so, if indeed they do manage to do so.In the meantime, industry alternatives have seen a big boost in attention and use, and there's a chance we could see more entrants in this space, popping up to take advantage of the hole left by Unity's flub, and introducing entirely new business models that may further innovate on what we've already seen, and allow entirely new game-world business models to arise and flourish. 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Exciting news for all our XR mAgazine podcast listeners! We are thrilled to announce that our next guest is Kiira Benzing, The Founder and Executive Creative Director of Double Eye Studios, a company specializing in VR Theatre, live events, and virtual production. Kiira has made a significant impact in the world of virtual reality, and her work has been recognized and celebrated in the industry. Meet Kiira Benzing, a visionary and multi-talented director with a passion for exploring the boundaries of art and technology. She won the Samsung Gear VR contest in 2016 with her VR experience "Cardboard City" which premiered at the New York Film Festival that year. Her interactive VR experience "Runnin'" starring Reggie Watts was the first VR director to film on the Intel Studios volumetric capture stage, and it was awarded the Jury Prize for Interactive at SXSW in 2019. Kiira's VR Theatre production "Loveseat" premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2019, and it was performed simultaneously before live and virtual audiences. Her latest VR Theatre production "Finding Pandora X" featured Broadway actors and was recently performed virtually at the Venice Film Festival in 2020. In conclusion, Kiira Benzing is a dynamic and innovative director pushing the limits of what is possible in the world of virtual reality. Her work has earned her recognition and accolades, and she continues to inspire and innovate in this exciting field. I'm glad that Kiira agreed to take some time out of his schedule to talk and share his experience on the XR Magazine show! In this episode, you will learn: What inspired Kiira to start Double Eye Studios and how it specializes in VR Theatre, live events, and virtual production? Learn about Kiira's approach to XR and the innovative techniques she uses to create immersive and interactive experiences. Insights into the challenges and opportunities in the XR world and how Kiira is navigating the rapidly evolving industry. What is Kiira's vision for the future of XR and how she is shaping the future of immersive storytelling? Please let me know if you have any questions about this episode or what guests you would like me to bring next!

Plex es dos cosas, en realidad: Servidor de medios que ejecutas en una unidad de PC o NAS en tu hogar y un conjunto de aplicaciones cliente, que te permiten acceder al contenido de ese servidor de medios desde dispositivos como Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, consolas de juegos, teléfonos, tabletas y mucho más. Juntos, estos dos elementos forman una poderosa plataforma multimedia. Orientado a Desgargas Una vez instalado, el Plex Media Server: Recorre las carpetas que le has definido como repositorio de medios aumenta automáticamente tu colección de películas, programas de televisión y música con contenido relacionado de fuentes en la web cómo portadas de películas y de álbumes, detalles sobre el reparto y los miembros del equipo, descripciones de episodios y fechas de emisión originales y mucho más. En minutos serie de archivos y carpetas ->experiencia similar a Netflix. Comparte Puedes compartir tu biblioteca Plex con otros usuarios, sin tener que cargarlos a un servicio en la nube, como Google Drive o iCloud. Dependerá de: La potencia del servidor Plex El ancho de banda de tu conexión de internet. Ver juntos Funciona muy preciada en la pandemia… Cualquiera que lo use puede reproducir, poner pausa, o buscar durante una sesión. Esta versión de Watch Together de momento es gratuita, aunque podría ser igual que Plex Pass en el futuro. Si posees un teléfono Android compatible con auriculares Samsung Gear VR o Google Daydream, o un Oculus Go, puedes usar la aplicación Plex VR para ver películas o programas de TV con hasta cuatro amigos. Todo se lleva a cabo en un apartamento tipo loft virtual o en un autocine. Mientras miras, puedes interactuar con la voz e incluso mirar a los avatares de tus amigos sentados en el sofá. La versión VR de Watch Together es gratuita durante la primera semana, pero después necesitarás una suscripción Plex Pass para seguir usándolo. Contenido de transmisión gratuito Plex también opera su propio servicio de transmisión de video gratuito con publicidad al que puedes acceder junto con tus archivos personales. Encontrarás un gran depósito de películas y programas de televisión, con listas seleccionadas para ayudarte a encontrar las mejores opciones. Conocido simplemente como Plex Movies and TV, puedes acceder al servicio a través de la web o cualquier dispositivo Plex, Incluso si nos ha configurado el servidor de medios Plex. TV en vivo, DVR y más Con una suscripción opcional a Plex Pass, puedes acceder a más funciones como TV en vivo con DVR. controles parentales. sincronización inalámbrica de archivos y fotografías que tengas en tu teléfono al servidor de medios. Descarga de Aplicaciones https://www.plex.tv/media-server-downloads/ Rrequisitos Hardware https://support.plex.tv/articles/200375666-plex-media-server-requirements/ NAS compatibles con PLEX https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MfYoJkiwSqCXg8cm5-Ac4oOLPRtCkgUxU0jdj3tmMPc/edit#gid=1274624273

What is the "Metaverse"? What can I say? There are so many concepts to think about when we want to answer the question. “Singularity”, “Transhumanism”, and the “Metaverse” are some of the hot button words that describe the next era in our reality. Or is it a reality? Is living in an augmented, virtual space a reality? Some would say yes, it can be. You and I will be able to do, be, and decide what happens in our "Metaverse". Well, that sounds cool, right? In this episode, I will leave the question up to you to decide on your own if it's going to self-destruct the beauty of our mind and our physical real world that we do live in. And perhaps the “Metaverse” is a term that is scary to some and curious to others. Any way we look at the “Metaverse”, it's not that new. As a matter of fact, the concept of the technological "Metaverse" has been around for a long time. Carefully studied and crafted for its big reveal. Getting us ready for something that will “blow our minds”, “expand our future”, “make life fun”, “make you more productive”, "buy things with virtual currency" and anything else you want to be, do, or have. Everything and anything is possible. Name it. Put on your “Metaverse” gear and be dazzled at the delights before you. I unlock some basic features of the "Metaverse" from some influential people such as Ray Kurzweil. These people substantiate that the “Metaverse” will make your life here on this planet better if you buy into what they are selling. Or maybe your life will be worse depending on what side you look at it from.  We all know life is in constant change so is it any surprise that eventually technology and the technocrats that make up the futuristic decisions and will take over what we do, and how we do it? Is the planet ready to be overrun by the technology of all things such as the life of everyone and the life of all things in nature? Does technology, and technocrats have the key to our future? Listen to find out. Links to this episode: https://amzn.to/3pbWPXz Read “The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology” by Ray Kurzweil: (Commissions Earned. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases) Listen on audible to “Snow Crash” by Neal Stephenson, https://amzn.to/3Gny2a0 (Commissions Earned. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases) Ray Kurzweil video demonstrating Ramona, his alter-ego in virtual reality: https://youtu.be/0EjcIwcRwwo Read and subscribe to Joe Allen's, Singularity Weekly Newsletter. Here's an article entitled, “The Transhuman Roots of the Metaverse”: https://joebot.substack.com/p/the-transhuman-roots-of-the-metaverse Read this article that's up on http://technocracy.news  and http://commondreams.org entitled, “Why We Should Reject Mark Zuckerberg's Dehumanizing Vision of a Metaverse”, by Tom Valovic: https://www.commondreams.org/views/2021/11/15/why-we-should-reject-mark-zuckerbergs-dehumanizing-vision-metaverse Read Joe Allen's article in The Federalist entitled, “Mark Zuckerberg Is Planting The First Church of the Metaverse”: https://thefederalist.com/2021/08/06/mark-zuckerberg-is-planting-the-first-church-of-the-metaverse/ Read this article on C|NET, “Facebook goes Meta: What is the metaverse and why is Big Tech obsessed? Facebook is going meta, but what does that even mean?” https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/facebook-goes-meta-what-is-the-metaverse-and-why-is-big-tech-obsessed/ Read this PC magazine article entitled, “Now You Can Have VR Sex With Real People by Angela Moscaritolo: https://www.pcmag.com/news/now-you-can-have-vr-sex-with-real-people Read this article entitled, “Being Sexually Intimate In Facebooks New Metaverse Platform - Will it be possible to be intimate with your FB friends?” by Meghan Madness, https://medium.com/wtf-moments/being-sexually-intimate-in-facebooks-new-metaverse-platform-53a097e75bc8 Get your Google Cardboard headset - https://amzn.to/3IxzpEP (Commissions Earned. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases such as this one) Get your Oculus Rift Headset - https://amzn.to/3Ixy416 (Commissions Earned. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases such as this one) Get your Samsung Gear VR - https://amzn.to/3oDdnIQ (Commissions Earned. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases such as this one) Go to: http://truthdetectivepodcast.com to get episodes, show notes with the links from the episode, and a bio on me if you're wondering what I'm all about. Email me: truthdetectivepodcast@gmail.com

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Unity Software is best known for its game engine, which was used for over 50% of all video games in 2020. But Unity is also used to create over 60% of all VR/AR applications, and is starting to expand into other industries such as automotive, architecture, manufacturing, film, and retail. It's not just about Pokemon Go! In this week's pod, we take a deep dive into Unity, and have a fantastic discussion with Karle Kane, the founder of Rainfall Games. Unity is one of the largest development platforms for gaming and was used to create over 50% of video games across 20 platforms in 2020. It is even more dominant in mobile gaming where 71% of the top 1,000 mobile games in 2020 used Unity. 93 of the top 100 game studios by revenue are Unity customers, and on average there were 2.7B people each month who consumed content created with Unity in 2020. Unity estimates their addressable market in gaming at $12B growing to $16B by 2025 Over 60% of all VR/AR experiences are created with Unity, and this platform was used to create 90% of all Microsoft HoloLens and Samsung Gear VR experiences. AR/VR is seeing increased adoption, not just in gaming but also in other industries including healthcare, manufacturing, architecture and design and the VR/AR market is projected to grow by 63% per year through 2025. Unity estimates their current opportunity in VR/AR at $17B They have three main business segments: Create Solutions, a subscription-based business providing access to Unity's development tools; Operate Solutions, a usage-based business helping game developers to run and monetise their games; and Strategic Partnerships, where tech partners such as Apple, Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony pay Unity to support their hardware and software. These three segments contributed 30%, 61% and 9% of revenue respectively in 2020, with Operate Solutions growing the fastest Unity acquired Applifier and launched their in-game advertising network in 2014, and this is now one of the world's largest mobile ad networks serving 23B ads per month. Unity does not break-out advertising revenue from their Operate Solutions segment, but the whole segment had revenues of $471M in 2020, an increase of 61% from the previous year. However, recent changes in iOS to prevent app tracking is estimated to reduce revenues by $30M in 2021, which represents 3% of total revenue Total revenue for 2020 was $772M, an increase of 43% from the previous year. Existing customers are buying more each year, with DBNERs of 138%, 133% and 124% for 2020, 2019 and 2018 respectively. The business is reinvesting in growth and has not shown a consistent profit as yet, having just become free cashflow positive in Q4 2020. They ended 2020 with $1.3B in cash with a further $480M in marketable securities and zero debt Unity currently has a market cap of $23B with a P/S ratio of 24. Despite the huge 50% drop from its all-time high in January, the stock remains relatively expensive and will need to maintain continued high revenue growth to justify the valuation The following companies are mentioned in this episode: U, VUZI, AAPL, FB ----- If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing at https://telescopeinvesting.com/subscribe/ Or you can contact the hosts: LukeTelescope AlbertTelescope

Currently living in Los Angeles, Deirdre Lyons has been in over 75 Film and Theatrical productions throughout the west coast. Best known for her work in immersive productions, Lyons was part of the original cast of JFI Productions' The Willows, which enjoyed three remounts due to its popularity. Other immersive projects include Creep LA shows Entry, Lore, Awake and Haus of Creep. She appeared as the “Lost Princess” in the final chapter of Speakeasy Societies Kansas Collection, and with a Spy Brunch weekend event entitled Cold War Lounge. Deirdre has participated in multiple activations, including one-night launch events for the movies Ma and Birds of Prey. She appeared at Comic-Con promoting Sacred Lies and AHS 1984. And was cast in Tyra Banks' immersive world Model Land. The Willows was filmed and released as a 180 VR film on the Amaze app available through Steam, Oculus Rift, Oculus Go, Samsung Gear VR, Windows Mixed Reality (WMR), Viveport and Google Daydream. She also appeared in Freakin' Weekend, another 180 VR film from Amaze Productions. In 2019 she joined the ensemble cast of The Under Presents, a time and mind bending immersive theater experience in VR that was selected as a finalist for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Innovation in Interactive Media, as well as a Shakespearean production from the same studio, Tender Claws, called The Under Presents: Tempest, a theatrical and technological first: a live, part scripted/part improvised, immersive theatrical experience that audiences attend from home, using a virtual reality headset that is experienced as a one person show to small intimate audiences. Deirdre was also a principle in Finding Pandora X by Double Eye Studios, Winner of Best Immersive Experience in Venice VR Expanded, the official Virtual Reality competition section of the 77th Venice International Film Festival. Find more of Deirdre:  Instagram: @deirdre_lyons Facebook: @DeirdreVLyons Twitter: @deirdrelyons Website: www.DeirdreVLyons.com A statement from Deirdre:  "For those who know the magic of VR, and for those who don't." Credit to all the wonderful creators, actors and players in The Under Presents. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Developing a pilot or a proof of concept is among the first steps to introducing XR into your industry, but that's only going to provide so much ROI unless you can fully implement that idea. Dave Beck from Foundry 45 discusses how to make that leap. Alan: Hey, everyone, Alan Smithson here. Today, we're speaking with Dave Beck, founder and managing partner at Foundry 45, an immersive technology company that develops enterprise level virtual reality training experiences. They've created over 250 experiences for notable clients such as AT&T, Coca-Cola, Delta, and UPS. We're going to be discussing going from PoCs, pilots, and case studies to full scale deployments. All that and more, on the XR for Business podcast. Dave, welcome to the show. Dave: Hey, Alan, thanks so much for having me on here. Alan: It's my absolute pleasure. I'm super excited. You guys have been doing so much work in the VR training space. First of all, let's just talk about, what is Foundry 45? How did you get into this? And we'll kick it off from there. Dave: I guess first off, it's nice to chat with you again. I went back and checked my email, and it looks like the first time you and I talked was way back in 2016. So a lot's happened in that time, hasn't it? So, OK, we put VR to work by creating virtual reality training experiences for enterprise partners. And we specialize in industrial-- think hard skills type training. I've actually been working in immersive technology for almost a decade now. Initially it was in augmented reality, which was something that we added on the side for a SAS product we built, that was actually our main business during that time. And we did a lot of stuff where you would hold up your phone or a piece of industrial equipment, and it would tell you where to wrench on it or how to change the filter, things like that. It was cool technology, but we pretty quickly realized that no one was going to hold a phone or an iPad over a piece of industrial equipment on an oil rig. They weren't going to set it down and start wrenching on something, and then pick it up with greasy hands. [chuckles] So what we wanted to do was hands-free AR, but the technology just wasn't there. We exited that company in 2014, and we were trying to figure out what we wanted to do when we grow up. Alan: You exited your company in 2014. Most people didn't even know what this technology was when you guys were exiting your first one and getting into the second. Think about that. Dave: Yeah. I mean, we were trying to figure out what we wanted to be when we grew up. And one of my co-founders bought an early innovators edition of Samsung Gear VR. Do you remember that one? Alan: I have the one with a solid strap on top. Dave: Yeah. Did you strap the Android phone into the headset? Alan: Exactly. Dave: Yeah. And you could use that camera on the back of the phone as a pass-through. Alan: Yes. Well, not very well, but yes, you could. Dave: Well, yeah, it's funny. You know where this is going, right? Because we wanted to use it for hands-free AR, but it didn't work at all. Alan: Not without making people very sick. Dave: Yeah, the processor wasn't good enough. It was super laggy, which kind of made it nauseating. So that wasn't going to work. But wow, VR was awesome. That's when we made the decision to start down our current path. Alan: And that was before ARCore and ARKit. So planer tracking really wasn't a thing. Slim mapping, it was not that easy to do. Dave: Yeah. I mean, just

Developing a pilot or a proof of concept is among the first steps to introducing XR into your industry, but that’s only going to provide so much ROI unless you can fully implement that idea. Dave Beck from Foundry 45 discusses how to make that leap. Alan: Hey, everyone, Alan Smithson here. Today, we're speaking with Dave Beck, founder and managing partner at Foundry 45, an immersive technology company that develops enterprise level virtual reality training experiences. They've created over 250 experiences for notable clients such as AT&T, Coca-Cola, Delta, and UPS. We're going to be discussing going from PoCs, pilots, and case studies to full scale deployments. All that and more, on the XR for Business podcast. Dave, welcome to the show. Dave: Hey, Alan, thanks so much for having me on here. Alan: It's my absolute pleasure. I'm super excited. You guys have been doing so much work in the VR training space. First of all, let's just talk about, what is Foundry 45? How did you get into this? And we'll kick it off from there. Dave: I guess first off, it's nice to chat with you again. I went back and checked my email, and it looks like the first time you and I talked was way back in 2016. So a lot's happened in that time, hasn't it? So, OK, we put VR to work by creating virtual reality training experiences for enterprise partners. And we specialize in industrial-- think hard skills type training. I've actually been working in immersive technology for almost a decade now. Initially it was in augmented reality, which was something that we added on the side for a SAS product we built, that was actually our main business during that time. And we did a lot of stuff where you would hold up your phone or a piece of industrial equipment, and it would tell you where to wrench on it or how to change the filter, things like that. It was cool technology, but we pretty quickly realized that no one was going to hold a phone or an iPad over a piece of industrial equipment on an oil rig. They weren't going to set it down and start wrenching on something, and then pick it up with greasy hands. [chuckles] So what we wanted to do was hands-free AR, but the technology just wasn't there. We exited that company in 2014, and we were trying to figure out what we wanted to do when we grow up. Alan: You exited your company in 2014. Most people didn't even know what this technology was when you guys were exiting your first one and getting into the second. Think about that. Dave: Yeah. I mean, we were trying to figure out what we wanted to be when we grew up. And one of my co-founders bought an early innovators edition of Samsung Gear VR. Do you remember that one? Alan: I have the one with a solid strap on top. Dave: Yeah. Did you strap the Android phone into the headset? Alan: Exactly. Dave: Yeah. And you could use that camera on the back of the phone as a pass-through. Alan: Yes. Well, not very well, but yes, you could. Dave: Well, yeah, it's funny. You know where this is going, right? Because we wanted to use it for hands-free AR, but it didn't work at all. Alan: Not without making people very sick. Dave: Yeah, the processor wasn't good enough. It was super laggy, which kind of made it nauseating. So that wasn't going to work. But wow, VR was awesome. That's when we made the decision to start down our current path. Alan: And that was before ARCore and ARKit. So planer tracking really wasn't a thing. Slim mapping, it was not that easy to do. Dave: Yeah. I mean, just

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In Folge 113 des VRODO Podcasts geht es um Magic Leaps Entwicklerkonferenz, den Stand der Dinge bei Daydream und den VR-Film "The Great C". Magic Leap fährt kräftig auf Beim Launch von Magic Leap stand mangelnde Software ganz weit oben auf der Liste der Kritiker. Bei der ersten eigenen Entwicklerkonferenz ging Magic Leap genau dagegen vor: Ganze 16 AR-Apps kündigte das Unternehmen an, darunter den gehypten Robo-Shooter Grordbort. Außerdem gab es Neuigkeiten zu kommenden Software-Features wie Doppel-Controller-Unterstützung. Wir sprechen drüber. Mehr: https://vrodo.de/magic-leap-dr-grodborts-invaders-und-angry-birds-erhaeltlich-neue-surround-kopfhoerer/ Mehr: https://vrodo.de/magic-leap-kompakt-die-wichtigsten-leap-con-infos-im-ueberblick/ Daydream: Ist Kopfdreh-VR beerdigt? Bei der Ankündigung der neuen Pixel-3-Generation legte Google keinen Wert mehr auf Smartphone-VR. Zuvor beerdigte Samsung Gear VR und erwähnte die VR-Brille bei der Ankündigung der neusten Galaxy-Smartphones mit keiner Silbe - obwohl über sechs Millionen Einheiten der VR-Smartphonehalterung am Markt sind. Auch Oculus sprach auf der Connect 5 nicht über Gear VR. Das dürfte es wohl gewesen sein für Smartphone-VR. Zumindest Google hat noch ein anderes Eisen im Feuer: Die autarke VR-Brille Mirage Solo, der wir uns in diesem Podcast ausführlich widmen. Trotz einiger Schwachstellen kann man mit dem Gerät durchaus Freude haben. Mehr: https://vrodo.de/google-pixel-3-xl-und-tschuess-smartphone-vr/ Mehr: https://vrodo.de/lenovo-mirage-solo-test-besser-als-oculus-go/ Mehr: https://vrodo.de/gear-vr-darum-hat-samsung-die-vr-brille-aufgegeben/ The Great C - 37 Minuten VR-Filmspaß Philip K. Dick ist neben Jules Verne der vielleicht einflussreichste Science-Fiction-Autor der Literaturgeschichte. Jetzt wird eines seiner Werke in die Virtual Reality portiert: In "The Great C" verfolgt man die Geschichte eines Auserwählten, der für sein Dorf zum großen Computer reisen muss, der die Welt beherrscht. Die Reise läuft anders als geplant. Deutlich anders. Der Film ist mit 37 Minuten für ein VR-Stück außergewöhnlich lang - Längen gibt es dennoch nicht. Mehr: https://vrodo.de/wie-the-great-c-den-vr-film-revolutionieren-kann/ Mehr über den Podcast: https://vrodo.de/podcast/

Virtual Reality is experiencing explosive growth and that means you have options! From mobile phone solutions like Daydream, to high-end systems like the Oculus Rift, Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica and Jason Howell show them off and advise on ways to improve on their strengths out of the box. Hosts: Jason Howell and Sam Machkovech Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @jasonhowell and @samred. Sponsors: Avnet.com/Music2 do.co/twit

Virtual Reality is experiencing explosive growth and that means you have options! From mobile phone solutions like Daydream, to high-end systems like the Oculus Rift, Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica and Jason Howell show them off and advise on ways to improve on their strengths out of the box. Hosts: Jason Howell and Sam Machkovech Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @jasonhowell and @samred. Sponsors: Avnet.com/Music2 do.co/twit

Virtual Reality is experiencing explosive growth and that means you have options! From mobile phone solutions like Daydream, to high-end systems like the Oculus Rift, Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica and Jason Howell show them off and advise on ways to improve on their strengths out of the box. Hosts: Jason Howell and Sam Machkovech Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @jasonhowell and @samred. Sponsors: Avnet.com/Music2 do.co/twit

Virtual Reality is experiencing explosive growth and that means you have options! From mobile phone solutions like Daydream, to high-end systems like the Oculus Rift, Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica and Jason Howell show them off and advise on ways to improve on their strengths out of the box. Hosts: Jason Howell and Sam Machkovech Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @jasonhowell and @samred. Sponsors: Avnet.com/Music2 do.co/twit

Folge #85 des VRODO-Podcasts beschäftigt sich mal wieder ausführlich mit dem Stand der VR-Branche. Es gibt viel Drama: Geschäftsaufgabe, Preissenkung und ein neues Produkt. Lytro gibt auf Drei Jahre lang versprach uns Lytro das ultimative Lichtfeldraumvideo, doch geliefert hat das Unternehmen ... nichts. Mehr als 200 Millionen US-Dollar Investorenkapital sammelte Lytro über die Jahre an. Dennoch war die entwickelte Technologie am Ende offenbar wertlos. Google übernahm einige der Mitarbeiter, soll aber kein Interesse daran haben, Lytros Technologie fortzuentwickeln. Was ging schief bei Lytro? Und was bedeutet das für Lichtfeldtechnologie? Alles nur Tech-Hype? Lytro gibt auf: https://vrodo.de/neue-pleite-lichtfeldunternehmen-lytro-macht-dicht/ Preissenkung für Playstation VR Inoffiziell ist Playstation VR schon seit geraumer Zeit deutlich unter Sonys Preisempfehlung zu haben. Bei Rabattaktionen gabs das Gerät zum Teil für unter 300 Euro mit Zubehör. Jetzt zieht Sony offiziell nach und senkt den Preis für das Starterpack von 399 auf 299 Euro. Im Paket enthalten sind neben der zweiten Version der VR-Brille auch die benötigte Trackingkamera sowie die VR-Demo-Sammlung "Playstation VR Worlds". PSVR wird günstiger: https://vrodo.de/playstation-vr-sony-senkt-den-preis-offiziell-auf-299-euro/ Oculus Go: Ersteindruck der neuen Facebook-Brille Auf der Game Developers Conference 2018 präsentierte Facebook die neue Oculus-Go-Brille erstmals den Fachmedien. Die ersten Eindrücke zur VR-Brille fallen positiv aus: Tolles Display, tolle Linsen, deutlich besser als Samsung Gear VR. Kritisiert wird - klar - das fehlende Tiefentracking und die Simpel-Steuerung mit Zappelcontroller. Die große Frage bleibt vorerst ungeklärt: Welche Zielgruppe wird 200 US-Dollar für Oculus Go auf den Tisch legen? Oculus Go: Guter Ersteindruck - https://vrodo.de/gdc-2018-wie-gut-ist-oculus-go-hands-on-der-autarken-vr-brille/ Meinungen der internationalen Presse: https://vrodo.de/oculus-go-erste-eindruecke-der-internationalen-presse/

Fungerade vår liveserver? Ja! Trevlig markdown-editor för Windows 10: WriteMonkey Dropbox sparar stora pengar på att överge molnet Fredrik åkte till Malmö och inspirationssnackade podd Jocke beefar lite med Apple Fredrik leker VR på mobiler Jockes HTC-incident Fusion-Forty - Jocke ruinerar sig på vad som kanske är den ballaste A2000-accelerator som någonsin byggts Fredrik leker med röstassistenter Jocke byter bromsar på bilen - tuppkammen växer. Fredrik provar ytterligare en uppställning på skrivbordet. Möss - är de alltid dåliga? Jocke har “nytt” skrivbord Fredrik rensar sina appinställningar på Facebook Länkar Länkar Shoutcast Ladiocast Soundflower Audio hijack Markdown Writemonkey Haroopad Jocke fabulerar vidare om sin gamla Volvo Dropbox sparar pengar med egna servrar Cloud SQL Martins podd - M vs M Martin Jonasson - skapare av eminenta spel som Rymdkapsel och Twofold inc Jocke beefar med Apple Galaxy S8+ Gear VR Oculus Daydream Playstation VR Simpsons-VR-upplevelsen Rez infinite Ustwo Monument valley Land’s end HTCs smarta fodral - dot view Zorro II Fusion-forty Amazon echo och Google home på Webhallen Echo show One of those days Aptilo EFF-artikeln om att minska Facebooks spårning av dig Information om nästa version av Macos har läckt EGPU - grafikkort anslutet till datorn via extern anslutning Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-117-det-vardiga-avsnittet.html.

Vi gör ett försök med vår nya liveserver. Går sådär och felsökning pågår. Jockes HTC M8 har kommit. I raketfart från Hong Kong. Ingen tullavgift ännu. Visade sig att den troligen var rootad med fulprogram installerade från “fabriken”. Numera ominstallerad och har istället LineageOS installerat - Jocke upptäcker en ny värld, återupptäcker en Twitterklient. Apple Worldwide Developers Conference inleds den 4 juni i San Jose Fredrik har fått låna en Galaxy S8+ (och en Gear VR), vad borde han göra med dem? Daydream och WebVR och allt. Jocke såg en Tesla vid en bensinstation där ägaren hade uppenbara problem att låsa bilen tills han gick runt och öppnade och stängde alla dörrar en gång till. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - spoilerhornet ljuder vid 38:39! Faran över vid 1:04:29. Ett dokumentärfilmstips Illers paket har kommit. Jockes söner är extatiska. Länkar Länkar Jockes HTC one m8 - en kärlekshistoria Lineageos Steg-för-steg-instruktionerna för att installera LineageOS på HTC One M8 pwsafe Passwdsafe Pocket casts Overcast Echofon - japp, numera synkar den läspositionen WWDC 2018 Jockes bild på skärmarna Samsung galaxy S8+ Gearvr Oculus Google daydream Google spotlight stories Webvr Plex VR Mystery science theater 3000 Oneplus 5 Bixby - Samsungs röstassistent Cyanogenmod Konamikoden The last jedi Grubers Star wars-extravagansa The rise and fall of Peter Molyneux Populous Powermonger Black & white Syndicate Fable CD32 Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-116-rackmonterad-karlek-rostar-aldrig.html.

Tillverkningen av iPhone X sägs vara nära slutet efter flopp i Kina. Gruber är inte imponerad Homepod tycks vara på gång … om man bor på rätt ställe Jocke funderar på en ny iPad för att läsa på Surface studio fläktar och spelar spel. Ingen helt dum upplevelse Ett riktigt retrospelsboktips The invisible hours - Poirot för framtiden? Spacewalk! Jocke installerar coola saker. Doom VFR och lite annan VR Som avslutning patchade Apple mot Spectre och Meltdown lite bättre Länkar Länkar Sist vi körde live Tillverkningen av Iphone X slutar tidigt? Gruber är inte imponerad Mac OS X 10.3 Homepod Marshallhögtalarna Jocke har Echo E-bläck Dataskum Fredriks text om Surface studio DS4Windows - använd Dualshock-handkontroller med Windows Brütal legend Wolfenstein-boken Wolfenstein Texten om nätverkskoden i Quake 3 The invisible hours Life is strange Spacewalk Kickstartserver PXE - preboot execution environment Foreman Google cardboard Gear VR Doom VFR Spectre och Meltdown (Helt avsnitt av Kodsnack för den som verkligen vill höra mer) Tjöta med oss i Discord Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-110-stereo-kommer-som.mjukvara-senare.html.

We’re joined on the show by Jacob Koo who is the chief executive officer and co-founder of VR't Ventures, a company that is focused on developing virtual reality (VR) applications that affect everyone. On the show we discuss VR't Ventures virtual reality (VR) applications that capture and archive artistic expression through the power of 360-degree immersive technology, using volumetric photogrammetry and laser scanning to bring the best of museum experiences to VR.   We talk about VR't Ventures’ first project, “Kerry James Marshall: Mastry,” featuring a retrospective exhibition from renowned artist as seen at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. We discuss the balance of preserving the authenticity of the artistic works and museum experience, with new immersive experiences only made possible by VR, along with a fascinating new project VR't Ventures will be launching soon. The “Kerry James Marshall: Mastry” immersive experience is available for free on the Samsung Gear VR app store operated by Oculus, and will soon be downloadable on PC and Mac. For more information, visit VRtVentures.art, or follow the company on Instagram and Twitter. Have a listen and let us know what you think about this episode by sending us an email to podcast@thevrara.com.   Connect with Jacob Koo and VR't Ventures: Web - VRtVentures.art Instagram - @VRtMuseums Twitter - @VRtMuseums Facebook - VR't Ventures on Facebook   Full shownotes available at: http://thevrara.com/podcast-posts/vrtventures  

Don’t have time to keep a tab on news throughout the day? CNN News18 brings you the day’s top news and newsmakers in less than 3 minutes! Here are today’s top picks: Rahul Gandhi invokes Mahatma Gandhi, Jitendra Singh says Rahul should learn to accept defeat, Anant Kumar takes a jibe at Congress’s Parliamentary conduct ENTERTAINMENT:- Meryl Streep says she did not know Harvey Weinstein was allegedly harassing and assaulting women when they worked together. Streep says in a statement that Weinstein needed me much more than I needed him and he made sure I didn't know." She further added that her association with him brought him credibility, which she says he used to lure young, aspiring women into circumstances where they would be hurt. The statement came in response to a since-deleted tweet from Rose McGowan, who called out Streep for working with Weinstein. Responding to McGowan, Streep said that they are actually on the same side standing in defiance of the same implacable foe. SPORTS:- Aussies captain Steve Smith has had an exceptional run this Ashes, and his performance certainly reflects on his ranking points in the ICC ranking for batsmen. After a double hundred against England at Perth, a performance which helped helped Australia win the third Test and regain the Ashes, Smith has moved closer towards Australian cricket's biggest legend, Don Bradman, who has the highest-ever ranking points. Smith has a tally of 945 points to take joint second position in the all-time list along with England's Len Hutton. Smith had reached 941 points after the first Test in Adelaide before dropping briefly to 938 after the Brisbane Test. TECH:- Samsung Galaxy A8 and Galaxy A8+ have been made official by the company. The smartphones borrow their design from the 2017 flagship of Samsung, the Galaxy S8 and feature a similar Infinity display, in addition to a dual selfie camera setup. The Galaxy A8 and Galaxy A8+ also boast of IP68-certified dust and water resistance, Samsung Pay integration and Samsung Gear VR support as the first in the Galaxy A series. Auto:- Chinese electric car manufacturer NIO has launched its new SUV, the ES8 which will cost almost half of what the Tesla Model X SUV costs. The NIO ES8 is a 7-seater high-performance electric SUV which can

Want more of Dr. Grimes? Find him on twitter - @keithgrimes Read his blog Listen to his 'Curistica' podcast Join his VR Facebook community - 'VR Doctors' The '5 ways' of using VR in healthcare Procedural distraction Novel therapeutic modality An evidence-base is building in chronic pain management, and watch this space for Keith's 'PREVENT ITU DELIRIUM' research. Novel diagnostic modality A great example is Vitae VR - dementia screening in the form of a virtual trip to the supermarket. Education and training The Medical Realities Platform, founded by Shafi Ahmed (@ShafiAhmed5), is providing 360° video VR training to surgeons all over the world. Breaking down barriers and delivering new perspectives Nick Peres (@MoorOfALife), creator of patientvr.co.uk, is pioneering the use of VR to deliver immersive patient perspective in healthcare education. Here is a Curistica podcast where Keith describes the '5 ways' in detail, and another where he interviews Nick Peres. Important links The #DigitalHealth conversation Tiko's GP Group Google Glass. Keith has blogged about how he has experimented with it in clinical practice. Skip Rizzo's work on VR as a therapy for PTSD Howard Rose's work on VR as a therapy for pain Types of VR headsets - Samsung Gear VR, Google Cardboard, Oculus Rift  The Clinical Entrepreneur Programme, led by NHS England Clinical Innovation Lead Tony Young (@TonyYoung) The NHS Innovation Accelerator Podcasts mentioned at the beginning of the show (as promised) Clinical: St. Emlyn's Podcast The EmCrit Podcast  The RAGE Podcast Non-clinical: The Joe Rogan Experience The Tim Ferriss Show Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast Jocko Podcast RadioLab Freakonomics Radio I hope you enjoyed Episode 1! Until next time. Robert Lloyd @PonderingEM *credit to Ben Cave for podcast music, Alan Howard for podcast image, and Emilie Snaith for logo design

With Gareth Myles and Gavin Fabiani-Laymond RSS Link: http://mobiletechaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes Stitcher Tunein Show Notes News Pixel 2 XL woes Pixel 2 - Clicking noises, high pitch noise and whining What should you expect from a premium phone? Is it acceptable? (Is it a load of BS. Timed to sabotage sales prior to Apple launch) Play Test: Gavin Oppo UDP-205 vs Oppo BDP-105D Audio Review Google Daydream View review vs Samsung Gear VR v4 - add some more scares with the ZephVR ;) Sony WH-1000XM2 Wireless headphones review vs Bose QC35 II vs Beats Studio 3 Wireless Jay SoundPEATS Q30 - budget buds but banging beats Electric Jukebox Roxi music streaming karaoke machine Initial thoughts about the Chord Electronics Mojo and Poly combo hi-end portable audio streaming JJR/C Elfie+ selfie drone unboxing the budget bot Gareth Sennheiser CX 7.00BT Wireless In Ear Headphones Unboxing iFrogz Aurora Wireless Bluetooth headphones Unboxing Xtorm XB202 Power Bank Discover Unboxing Bargain Basement: Huawei Honor 9 4G Smartphone International Version  -  BLACK Code: Honor94GUK £252.92 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk Email: contact@techaddicts.uk Twitter: @techaddictsuk ; @garethmyles ; @gavinfabiani  ; @GadgetyNewsCom ; @JayGarrett ; @swanny ; @girlsngadgets ; @wildlime ; @TechTalkUK1 Web: http://gavinsgadgets.com ; http://GadgetyNews.com ; http://swanny.me/ Google Plus: +Techaddicts; +garethmyles ; +gavinfabiani-laymond; +JayGarrett YouTube: Gavin’s Gadgets  

Oculus Connect 4! Die wichtigste Virtual-Reality-Konferenz bestimmt Folge #61 des VRODO-Podcasts. Oculus Go: VR für den Massenmarkt? Die autarke VR-Brille Oculus Go soll Virtual Reality dem Massenmarkt schmackhaft machen: Sie kostet 200 US-Dollar und hat bereits ein Highend-Smartphone verbaut. Genauer betrachtet: Oculus Go soll 360-Videos und -Fotos dem Massemarkt schmackhaft machen. Denn für Games und raumfüllende VR-Inhalte eignet sich das Gerät mangels 3D-Controller und Positionserkennung kaum. Ähnlich wie Samsung Gear VR oder Google Daydream registriert Oculus Go nur die Rotation des Kopfes, Bewegungen in die Tiefe werden nicht erkannt. Dasselbe Erkennungsmuster gilt für den beiliegenden Bewegungscontroller – hoch, runter, links, rechts, das war es. Die Zielgruppe der Highend-VR-Enthusiasten dürfte sich für Go daher nicht interessieren, auch für industrielle Anwender ist die mobile Brille nur bedingt tauglich – es sei denn, der Einsatz beschränkt sich auf 360-Videos, beispielsweise im Marketing. Zwar ist Oculus Go mit einem Preis über 250 Euro recht günstig, wenn man bedenkt, dass das Highend-Smartphone bereits integriert ist. Aber könnte es dennoch zu teuer sein für ein Gadget, das letztlich kaum mehr als ein Abspielgerät für 360-Videos ist? Die große Frage lautet demnach: Wer ist die Zielgruppe der Go-Brille? Gibt es tatsächlich potenzielle Käufer, die zwischen einfachen mobilen VR-Brillen wie den zahlreichen Cardboard-Verschnitten mit Standard-Smartphone und etwas besseren Geräten wie Gear VR, Daydream und Go unterscheiden? Unser Podcast-Team hat sehr unterschiedliche Meinungen zur neuen Oculus-Brille. Fakten zur Oculus Go: https://vrodo.de/oculus-go-gear-vr-apps-und-qualcomm-prozessor/ Weitere Eindrücke von der Connect 4 Neben Oculus Go gab es zahlreiche weitere Ankündigungen auf der Connect 4, wir gehen die wichtigsten Neuigkeiten durch. Dazu gehören neue Features für Facebook Spaces und ein aufwendiges Redesign für Oculus Home, das Facebooks VR-Heimatbasis in eine Produktivumgebung für die komplette Computer-Nutzung verwandelt. Außerdem schildern wir unseren Gesamteindruck im Vergleich zur Vorjahreskonferenz und diskutieren die neuerliche Preissenkung für Oculus Rift. Neue 3D-Posts bei Facebook: https://vrodo.de/facebooks-3d-posts-sind-die-wichtigste-vr-ankuendigung-der-connect-4/ Zuckerbergs VR-Keynote: https://vrodo.de/facebook-chef-virtual-reality-isoliert-nicht-sondern-verbindet/ Zukunftsprognosen von Oculus: https://vrodo.de/oculus-forschungschef-diese-technologien-nutzen-wir-in-der-zukunft/ Korrektur zur Aussage zum Rift-Preis: Matthias verwechselt kurz den US-Preis (399 US-Dollar) mit dem Euro-Preis (450 Euro).

Måndagen är äntligen här! Som vanligt innebär det ett nytt avsnitt av PXLPod. I veckans avsnitt pratar Mikael och Mathias om helgen som gått med allt vad det innebär. Denna vecka pratas det mer om Divinity: Original Sin 2, Samsung Gear VR och Heat Signature. På nyhetssidan pratas det om Red Dead Redemption 2, det faktum att blizzard söker Mer folk att anställa och att PUBG får ett nytt fordon. Utanför spelvärlden så har det setts lite film. Och lyssnarfrågan återkommer även denna vecka. Tack så hemskt mycket för att ni lyssnar! PXLPod Discord

В рамках очередного собрания рыцарей круглого стола мы обсуждаем: * Анонсирована (и уже профинансирована) настольная игра по Resident Evil 2 * Геймпад оригинальной XBox возвращается (с 6:58) * А геймпадом XBox One S теперь можно будет играть в Samsung Gear VR (c 11:57) * Obsidian не прочь снова взяться за Fallout (с 16:06) * Авторы...

Tecla Cualquiera es un podcast de tecnología diferente, en el que no se habla de gadgets y apps, sino de las personas delante y detrás de ellos. En cada entrega, Tomás Balmaceda y Martín Garabal te presentan historias reales de la vida virtual. En este episodio: auge y caída de MySpace en Argentina. Llegó con todo, parecía que se iba a comer al mundo y no pudo... ¿qué pasó? Hablamos con Federico Pérez y Conz Preti, ex integrantes de su staff. Además: Shabaam y los GIFs con audio, 20 años de periodismo.com y retrogaming en papel de la mano de la revista Replay. Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por Samsung. En este episodio, Tomás y Martín comparten nuevas y asombrosas experiencias de realidad virtual que son posibles gracias al Samsung Gear VR. Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por GATO. POSTA y GATO unen sus superpoderes para presentar una edición súper limitada de objetos tentadores customizados por la radio del futuro. Entrá a conocerlos en http://posta.fm/gato.

Tecla Cualquiera es un podcast de tecnología diferente, en el que no se habla de gadgets y apps, sino de las personas delante y detrás de ellos. En cada entrega, Tomás Balmaceda y Martín Garabal te presentan historias reales de la vida virtual. En este episodio: sexo, el corazón de Internet. Hablamos con la camgirl Cherry Vecchio, el actor amateur Juliancito Matías y Gino Cingolani de Poringa! Además: entrevista a Ezequiel Zanetta, el creador de Bastapp, la botonera de Ricardo Fort. Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por Samsung. En este episodio, Tomás y Martín comparten su experiencia con el Samsung Gear VR, el espectacular dispositivo de realidad virtual de Samsung, y hablan con el creador de VRTIFY, una plataforma de música diseñada para realidad virtual. Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por GATO. POSTA y GATO unen sus superpoderes para presentar una edición súper limitada de objetos tentadores customizados por la radio del futuro. Entrá a conocerlos en http://posta.fm/gato. Comprá los productos GATO online en http://gatostore.com o en su mágico y maravilloso local de Armenia 1578, Palermo. Miau.

Since Nightswarm couldn't make it for this episode, I (FilterChord) decided to get in an interview with my buddy Ronaldo, who is currently working with Black River Studios and just helped to launch the Samsung Gear VR game Angest. Its free, so check it out if you get a chance! We also talk about his time at Behold Studios (one of my favorite indies) and the Brazil game scene in general. Let us know what you thought at mammothgamesinc@gmail.com or on the facebook page or twitter @mammothgamesinc

Tecla Cualquiera es un podcast de tecnología diferente, en el que no se habla de gadgets y apps, sino de las personas delante y detrás de ellos. En cada entrega, Tomás Balmaceda y Martín Garabal te presentan historias reales de la vida virtual. En este episodio: la historia oculta del Mono Mario, uno de los personajes más emblemáticos y polémicos de la animación argentina en Internet. Hablamos con uno de sus padres, Pablo Forconi. ¿Se arrepiente de su creación? Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por Samsung. En este episodio, Tomás y Martín comparten su experiencia con el Samsung Gear VR, el espectacular dispositivo de realidad virtual de Samsung. Tecla Cualquiera está presentado por Comedy Central y su serie La Culpa es de Colón. Podés verla los martes a las 23 en Comedy Central y al día siguiente en la app de Comedy Central Play.

Here we are, the Wonder Woman review. No surprise, but we absolutely loved the movie! Here our love, hope and optimism this movie gives us for the DCEU. Also, we discuss the Whole 30 diet, Game of Thrones, Samsung Gear VR, This is Us. (Recorded 6/3/17)

Na rubrica Redes Sociais com Vasco Marques, no programa  “Olá Maria!” do Porto Canal, 13 junho, o tema em análise é: "Realidade Virtual no Facebook" Principais Temas em Destaque: Facebook 360 Facebook Spaces Realidade Virtual O Facebook lançou recentemente a app Facebook 360 para Samsung Gear VR, alimentado por Oculus. A app possibilita uma nova forma de explorar as fotos e os vídeos 360 no Facebook. Existe um universo vasto para descobrir no Facebook 360: mais de 25 milhões de fotos e mais de 1 milhão de vídeos em formato 360 foram publicados na rede social até ao momento. Benefícios da app: Explorar: Descubra os conteúdos 360 mais interessantes  publicados no Facebook por pessoas, empresas e organizações Seguir:  Encontre os conteúdos 360 que mais gosta e siga os seus criadores Conteúdos salvos: Encontre todo o conteúdo 360 que salvou a partir do News Feed, e visualize quando quiser Timeline: Reviva as suas memórias de uma forma completamente diferente, através das fotos e vídeos 360 que publicou no Facebook Na app Facebook 360,  poderá reagir e partilhar fotos e vídeos 360, com mais recursos sociais a serem apresentados em breve. Fonte: Facebook Aproveite também para consultar todos os programas emitidos até ao momento!

We'd heard that Major League Baseball had virtual reality streaming aspirations, and a partnership with Intel is making them a reality. The two have reached a three-year deal for the Intel True VR Game of the Week, a Tuesday broadcast (blacked out in local markets) that will live stream via Intel's True VR app. Currently only available via the Oculus store for Samsung Gear VR headsets, it will give fans a look at the game via a fully produced VR broadcast, or the ability to hop around through different viewing locations -- captured by 4K resolution cameras -- with optional stat overlays.Airports are where hopes and dreams go to die. But JetBlue thinks that one method of how people typically pass the time could be used to speed up the boarding process. For some passengers, a taken-at-the-gate photo will suffice to get them to their sky-chair. It's part of a collaboration between the airline and the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office, Jetblue announced today.

Nathan and Evan talk about a curse that Evan seems to have with famous people dying, Asus Vivo PC, The Works of Mercy, Sex Doll: Harmony, Friday the 13th release issues, and Nathan's review of Sniper Elite 4. Links: The add for the AsusVivoPC x add with the Samsung Gear VR picture The Works of Mercy Sex Doll Harmony Friday the 13th server issues. Review to come when word of issue is fixed as it’s a multiplayer only game. First patch notes Friday the 13th glitch videos Podcast Details Website:  Twitter: @8bitbpodcast Facebook:  email: Instagram: 8 bit boner youtube:

Our intro this week mostly consists of the various ways that Devo is taking his home off the grid, as well as weekend plans to see Guardians of the Galaxy. At 34:00 we move on to sports to take a look at how the NFL Draft played out for a few USF prospects. Music credit: Ice Flow, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Author of Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World Interview starts at 10:33 and ends at 41:35 “Education increasingly wants to measure finite, little bites of stuff, and the digital technology that we are using in our education--and we do have print--is tailored to these quick wins as opposed to a deeper level of learning.” Intro My new VR setup: Samsung Galaxy Edge S8 with new Samsung Gear VR + controller News “Amazon continues to grow lead over Google as starting point for online shoppers” by Taylor Soper at GeekWire - January 13, 2017 Scott Galloway bio “How Amazon is Dismantling Retail” - Scott Galloway video - April 17, 2017 Tech Tip How I improved performance on my Amazon Fire HD 8 6th Generation tablet Interview with Naomi S. Baron Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future by Kevin Kelly Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri The Namesake: A Novel by Jhumpa Lahiri The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why it Matters by Tom Nichols The Revenge of Analog: Real Things and Why They Matter by David Sax Wonder by R. J. Palacio Content Amazon Publishing's summer-fall 2017 catalog (PDF) Next Week's Guest Dr. Ruth Westheimer, author of The Doctor is In: Dr. Ruth on Love, Life, and Joie de Vivre Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD. Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads!

Edição de 21 de Abril 2017 - Samsung Gear VR, versão 2017

Recorded on 2017-03-19 In our fifty eighth episode, we talk about Samsung Gear VR 3dof controller, social accounts and VR, Steam VR headset from LG, HTC closing phone factory, Oculus price drop, Matt gets touch, Vive accessories, Windows Holographic headsets, Steam Link, eye tracking, NVidia 1080 TI, VR games from GDC, Ripcoil, Roborecall, Mission ISS, […]

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon, John "Knobs" Knoblach, and Paul “Moonpir” Carver-Smith Running Time: 1:28:21 Music: MegaMan 10 Livestream: YouTube This week we chat about Dead Rising 4, Samsung Gear VR, NES Classic, Gears Of War 4, Phase 10, Mad Max, Stardew Valley, Rocket League, Rayman Legends, Elite Dangerous, Monster Strike, Inside, Diablo 3, Binding Of Isaac Afterbirth+, Gears Of War 4. Mass Effect Andromeda finally has a release date Nvidia announces a pricey new streaming service  

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In this great episode the guys discuss the Samsung Gear VR headset and while doing so somehow go back to 1970s …Continue reading →

Littlstar is the leading premium network dedicated exclusively to Virtual Reality, 360 video, and immersive experiences. Littlstar has channels like Showtime, Disney, Discovery, Nat Geo, WSJ, ABC, and more. Viewers can discover, watch, and share the best content on VR devices like Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR, Playstation VR, native mobile apps, Google Cardboard, Apple TV, and the web. LIttlstar has VR partnerships with Bento Box Entertainment (producers of Emmy award winning Bob's Burgers on Fox), Legend 3D (3D conversions and VFX for films like Spiderman, Maleficent, Pirates of the Caribbean, and more), Fusion TV (owned by ABC and Univision), Michelle Phan (Social Mogul and Beauty Entrepreneur behind Ipsy), and more to come. Littlstar has proprietary technology to stream the best 360-degree video and VR experiences, and has robust analytics and heatmap data for content owners and brands to learn about their audience. Tony Mugavero is an experienced tech entrepreneur and executive with a media, business, and computer engineering background. He is the Founder and CEO of Littlstar, a premium cinematic Virtual Reality network putting viewers at the center of experiences using immersive technologies. Littlstar has the best VR content in the world from companies like Showtime, Nat Geo, Discovery, PBS, Red Bull, Virgin, Disney, and more. I invited Tony onto the show to find out more about Littlestar and understand the best way of showcasing your PS VR this Christmas. www.littlstar.com

Today’s guests are Catherine Allen, the CEO of Lyristic and executive producer of No Small Talk and Cherry Healey, TV presenter and documentary maker. No Small Talk is a new kind of virtual reality talk show commissioned by the BBC for millennial women, co-produced by two leading independent VR companies Lyristic and VR City and produced by Dorothea Gibbs and directed by Darren Emerson. This 10 minute episode is designed for viewing on Google Cardboard and Samsung Gear VR. The first episode has launched now and I’m in it alongside Cherry Healey. It’s a space to explore and discuss the big ideas that underpin our daily lives, and the changing world around us. No Small Talk has been produced with the clear goal of creating a VR experience that is accessible to women. U.S research shows that male VR usage is almost double that of female VR usage (YouView, 2016). It’s live now and it can be found at bbc.co.uk/taster. We talk about technology, virtual reality, being the CEO of your company and art of a good conversation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In der siebten Ausgabe des VRODO_Cast, dem deutschsprachigen Podcast über Virtual Reality und Augmented Reality, ziehen wir ein kurzes Fazit zur Digility, einer VR/AR-Fachkonferenz in Köln, die vergangene Woche das erste Mal stattfand. Daher gab es letzte Woche auch keinen Podcast. Sorry! Tobias hat die Entwicklerversion von Hololens geliefert bekommen und durfte sich in aller Ruhe mit dem Gerät und den Apps befassen. Er schildert uns seine ersten Eindrücke, gibt uns seine Meinung zum Mini-Sichtfeld durch und überlegt, wo die Reise für Hololens hingehen könnte. Gemeinsam diskutieren wir danach das komplexe Thema "Fortbewegung in Virtual Reality". Für die Locomotion gibt es gerade im Kontext von VR-Games noch keine probate Lösung. Wir zählen die Ansätze samt Vor- und Nachteilen auf und überlegen, was passieren muss, damit VR-Gamer sich ungehindert in der Virtual Reality bewegen können. Spoiler: Wir wissen es auch nicht. Vielleicht ein Hirnimplantat? Unser drittes Thema ist in dieser Woche die kommende Woche: In der wird es nämlich reichlich Neuigkeiten geben. Sowohl Google als auch Oculus VR halten Events ab, bei denen die VR-Strategien für die kommenden Monate enthüllt werden. Google wird aller Voraussicht nach Daydream launchen sowie neue VR-Apps und den Handcontroller demonstrieren und erste kompatible Smartphones vorstellen. Oculus VR verrät alle Details zum Launch von Oculus Touch und John Carmack verspricht ergänzend News zu Samsung Gear VR. Wir spekulieren, was die beiden Unternehmen ankündigten könnten. Neue Interfaces, Inside-Out-Tracking, gar eine Standalone-Brille - oder gibt es doch keine Überraschung? Mehr Virtual-Reality- und Augmented-Reality-News gibt es unter: https://vrodo.de

We have walked 500 miles and we would walk 500 more to be the men that walked a thousand miles to podcast off the floor of apartment rental. That's all out of necessity for us to not only cover days and days of devices launched before and at the International Funkausstellung Berlin 2016, but in order for us to podcast. And this late audio file is the result of our fruits. Juan Carlos Bagnell and Jaime Rivera team up to talk about the pop and burn of the Galaxy Note 7, Google dropping Project Ara, the Star VR from Acer, Huawei's Nova before it, Sony's now-usual disappointments and a whole bunch more. Currywurst or none, eat up! It's episode 216 of the Pocketnow Weekly! Check out the high-quality audio version right here or see the companion video on our YouTube page. And don't forget to shoot your listener mail to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air next week! Pocketnow Weekly 216 Recording Date September 4, 2016 Host Juan Bagnell Jaime Rivera Producer Jules Wang Sponsor The Pocketnow Weekly is supported by Citi cards with Android Pay. How cool is it that we live in a world where you can use the same device to listen to our podcast AND buy your morning coffee, groceries and more? Plus it’s a super fast way to pay. Just use your Citi card with Android Pay at the register. Get in. Get it. Get going. Android Pay is available for eligible Citi consumer credit and debit cards. Download the Android Pay app on Google Play or visit http://Citi.com/AndroidPay to get started. The #PNWeekly Rundown 4:17 | Did Juan and Jaime have to evacuate from their hotel because of a exploding Galaxy Note 7 battery? Here's how US carriers are dealing the Galaxy Note 7 recall 27:15 | Google won't take Project Ara any further 37:18 | Huawei gets its Nova, Nova Plus, but it wouldn't talk to us about the MediaPad M3 50:37 | The Samsung Gear S3 and the ASUS ZenWatch 3 were our most-watched products 56:44 | Despite some downgrades, the ZTE Axon 7 Mini nails it for €299 1:01:44 | Lamenting Sony's Xperia, but will the XZ and X Compact do it right? 1:07:24 | IMAX, Acer and Starbreeze make the Star VR 5K headset, everything else is kinda meh for the resolution LG 360 VR, Samsung Gear VR, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR 1:18:21 | Jaime might choose Lenovo's Yoga Book over the iPad 1:29:13 | The Jabra Elite Sport earbuds that cancel noise and are water-resistant 1:35:15 | Fossil kicks into gear with Misfit while Nokia/Withings goes spartan • We've got more of your listener mail coming next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Revolução ou rebelião? Após a aquisição pelo Facebook, a empresa responsável pelo renascimento do VR luta pelo estabelecimento definitivo da nova mídia. Mamute foi até lá ver, Kris leu na Wikipedia. http://twitter.com/faqvinteum http://facebook.com/faqvinteum http://instagram.com/faq21 Links Oculus https://www.oculus.com/ Oculus Rift https://www3.oculus.com/en-us/rift/ Microsoft HoloLens https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-hololens/en-us Samsung Gear VR https://www3.oculus.com/en-us/gear-vr/ HTC Vive https://www.htcvive.com/us/ Jogador Nº 1 https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jogador_N%C2%BA_1 HYPER-REALITY (conceito de realidade aumentada) https://vimeo.com/166807261 Oculus Touch (controles específicos de VR) https://www3.oculus.com/en-us/touch/ Oculus VR for Good https://vrforgood.oculus.com/ Nokia OZO https://ozo.nokia.com/ Samsung Gear 360 http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/gear-360/ Nintendo loses billions in value after ‘Pokemon Go’ truth bomb https://www.engadget.com/2016/07/25/nintendo-pokemon-go-shares-stock-fall/ Faça seu review de nosso humilde podcast! https://itunes.apple.com/br/podcast/faq21-frequentes-e-amplas/id991861234?l=en&mt=2 Matéria do UOL sobre podcasts http://www.uol/noticias/especiais/podcasts.htm Trailer Stranger Things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kRo6Yg091o

Weâ??re getting geeky and talking tech, social media, and more with the local nerds that use it on AwesomeCast 305! Chachi discusses his experience since getting his hands on his own Samsung Gear VR. What games is he playing, and why can't he play Dark Days? Chilla discusses how many ways you can store your Apple Pen, including eBoot Pencil Holder, PencilCozy, and Mudder EVA Hard Shell Stylus Pen Pencil Case Holder. (Affiliate links) Katie learned a great deal about Google Analytics after her two days with a Lunametrics course. Sorg is securing his home with DIY security cameras with MotionEye on Raspberry Pi. Pokemon Go is extensively talked about including our experiences, meeting other Pokemon monsters, how to play the game, how others are taking advantage of the game, the bad side, and more! After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla ,chillatech.net), Katie Dudas (@kdudders, Scarehouse Podcast), Anthony Walker (@chachisays) and Mike Sorg (@Sorgatron,SorgatronMedia.com). Thanks to our Awesome Patreons @ThistleSea and @MikeFedorShow! You can support the show too at Patreon.com/awesomecast ! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

AC_306Weâ??re getting geeky and talking tech, social media, and more with the local nerds that use it on AwesomeCast 305! Krause talks Samsung Gear VR after his first spin. He JUST got it out of the box in the studio! We talk about the progress of Samsung devices and Android vs Apple (itâ??s not what you think) Krause also shares his MPow Wolverine Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Dudders can't get enough of the geekery in the Hallmark ornament catalog Chilla is talking about the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse T630 and the MX Master for multi computer use. Sorg talks Gunjack and Lands End for Samsung Gear VR More tech talk! After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla ,chillatech.net), Katie Dudas (@kdudders, Scarehouse Podcast), Ron Krause (@KrazyKrause) and Mike Sorg (@Sorgatron, SorgatronMedia.com). Thanks to our Awesome Patreons @ThistleSea and @MikeFedorShow! You can support the show too at Patreon.com/awesomecast ! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

Geoff and Eddie put on a weird looking helmet and try not to trip over anything. This week we reviewish the Samsung Gear VR and talk about Civil War the movie and the Comics. And I think Eddie might be too stoned. SUPER SPOILERS!!! for both Civil War movie and comics.

Mitch Gelman joins us on this episode of the podcast to talk about what to expect from the brave new world of virtual reality and the first wave of headsets that are hitting the market. Mitch walks several of us through the virtual reality experience using the HTC Vive and Samsung Gear VR. Tune in to this episode to hear why billions of investment dollars are being poured into VR, why Mark Zuckerberg thinks it represents the next big computing platform, and to hear the reactions of several people going through their first experience with the HTC Vive.  Mitch Gelman is a Senior Fellow in Media & Technology at the Newseum. He was previously VP of Product at Gannett, where he oversaw digital product development in key areas for properties that included more than 90 national and local news entities across the USA Today Network. Mitch was the Executive Producer on USA Today's award-winning Harvest for Change VR series and has won awards including the Pulitzer, the News Innovation Award from the Knight Foundation, and the Best Use of Technology in Journalism from the National Press Foundation. Mitch was one of the co-authors of the Knight Foundation's recently released whitepaper, Viewing the Future of Virtual Reality in Journalism.  Show Notes In addition to the usual podcast audio, we also recorded this episode of the podcast in 360-degree spherical video. You can step inside 3Pillar's Innovation Lab to watch Mitch Gelman and Will Sherlin talk about the future of VR via YouTube (https://youtu.be/NXTl3mfduEs) or 3Pillar's Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/3PillarGlobal/). At around the 9-minute mark you can see footage of Andy Zipfel, Tony Orlando, and Michael Lisse narrating their close encounters of a virtual kind.

This episode is all about virtual reality, mixed reality and augmented reality headsets and the impact we think it will have on education in general. Only one topic but a lot to talk about! Check out the talking points below. All in one VR Headset PicoVR June2016: a. Link: http://blog.geekbuying.com/index.php/2016/04/19/pico-neo-all-in-one-virtual-reality-headset-base-on-qualcomm-snapdragon-820/ b. http://www.picovr.com/en/neo.html c. Pico is owned by Chinese Company Goer Tek Inc – Manufacture for Oculus, PSVR, Samsung Gear VR. d. What's different? Controller holds the: cpu, ram, storage, battery. This means a light HMD e. How does it compare? Lower resolution than Vive/Rift, 90hz refresh rate (same as Rift and Vive), Cardboard is 60hz. f. Battery – 3 hours continuous g. What else? Controllers - normal game pad and some that look very similar to PlayStation Move motion controller, h. Running on Android – What about games? English/Chinese support. Only 3 to begin with from Audio Arena, EvilRobot Traffic Jam, WaddleHome – all editor picks on Oculus store. i. Price? 3399RMB = 525USD or HMD only 300USD The Untold Story of Magic Leap by Peter Yang of Wired a. Link: http://www.wired.com/2016/04/magic-leap-vr/ b. Watch the demo video – c. https://www.magicleap.com/#/home d. Education is definitely a focus for them

Alright, we know we've already talked ad nauseum about the upcoming VR revolution (that will result in the complete enslavement of all of humanity, no doubt), but with special guest, Bohn, subbing in for Marco, we have a fresh perspective on the likes of the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR, and Samsung Gear VR. Stay tuned after the credits for a special, bonus topic.

I have read from an article in marketingmag.com.au that Facebook’s VP of engineering, Cory Ondrejka is in the works with Oculus Rift to bring virtual reality to a billion people. Now, let’s pause for a while there. A couple of days ago I was trying the Samsung Gear VR, and I was like a kid enjoying a new toy that Santa just dropped five months ahead of Christmas. And I have to tell you; I’m no Samsung fan but the technology embedded on that piece of gear made me experience content in a whole new way. And what happened next was a completely odd realization that I might need to shift my focus soon if not now to creating content that can be experienced in this platform. Yes I am a storyteller, and I might have some level of competence in this area but after experiencing the Oculus technology, I am just amazed at the possibilities that are endless if I am to tell a story in a virtual reality space. Content production for marketing has evolved throughout the years, and the content that was able to provide the most unique experience to the user ends up being the most consumed content. I know how human beings are capable of making a dent in the universe, and probably as I speak, a more advanced technology is being designed - one that would surpass virtual reality. But just the idea of being able to design and consume content that makes the user almost feel and be at the center of that content? That is huge. And I am seeing more storytellers and marketers getting their hands busy on VR, and already in our community here in Singapore, there is already a lot of talk out on the streets on how the real estate business can benefit from virtual reality. And I agree. Imagine having a potential client walk through a property in virtual space? That is a lot better than looking at static images, even videos. So where does this place us marketers? I guess it would be a big challenge but a very fruitful one to those who will be brave enough to start designing content for this platform. Are you up for the shift? Will you be keen to experience content in virtual reality?     Subscribe to our blog!  |

Virtual reality has always been about to arrive, and today is no different. But with the release of the futuristic-sounding Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR systems (and the not so futuristic Google Cardboard) you might be forgiven for believing that VR's time has finally come. Although it is apparently impossible to explain to someone what it's like to use these systems until they try for themselves, early adopters Eoghan Kidney and Kenneth Killeen are in studio to give it a try, and to explain how it's genuinely about to change all our lives. In part two Laura Slattery and Jim Carroll perform an autopsy on the lifeless corpse of radio station TXFM, formerly Phantom, whose owners decided not to bother extending their licence this week. What went wrong?

Onderwerpen Gaat porno zorgen voor de doorbraak van VR? Pornhub gaat alvast proberen. Je hebt Google Cardboard, Samsung Gear VR of de vandaag gelanceerde Oculus Rift nodig. Men denkt dat de VR-porno-business tegen 2025 één miljard waard zal zijn en de derde grootste na de NFL en games. Microsofts Azure Cloud bestaat nu ook in een exclusief Duitse versie en Microsoft kan zelf niet aan de data. Eens zien of dit soort regelingen interessant zijn voor bedrijven die ongerust zijn om data in de VS op te slaan. We komen heel even terug op de iPhone SE want de eerste reviews zijn er. De FBI trekt z'n rechtzaak terug in omdat het een 'andere manier' gevonden heeft om in de iPhone in te breken. Is Chrome nog steeds de beste browser? Dyson gaat ook elektrische auto's bouwen. De hyperefficiënte elektrische motoren van stofzuigers richting auto's? Tips Maarten: Geocaching voor iOS Steven: World Backup Day, Arq en de 3-2-1 Backup-regel Jelle: Podcast van de Nationale Autoshow

Refugee Crisis, Very Busy and Sick (Again!), Shout Outs: Shouts, Want a Shout?, Writing Update, Doctor Who: The Dominators, Cthulhu, Snowfall, The King in Yellow, iPhone SE, Samsung Gear VR, Twitter Audit, Vistaprint, EXO Mars, How to Backup Social Media, Too Much Data

News: Refugee Crisis, Very Busy and Sick (Again!), Shout Outs: Shouts, Want a Shout? Writing: Update, TV: Doctor Who: The Dominators (1968), Movies: Cthulhu (2007), Comics: Snowfall, The King in Yellow, Technology: iPhone SE, Samsung Gear VR, Twitter Audit, Vistaprint, EXO Mars, How to Backup Social Media, Too Much Data

News: Refugee Crisis, Very Busy and Sick (Again!), Shout Outs: Shouts, Want a Shout? Writing: Update, TV: Doctor Who: The Dominators (1968), Movies: Cthulhu (2007), Comics: Snowfall, The King in Yellow, Technology: iPhone SE, Samsung Gear VR, Twitter Audit, Vistaprint, EXO Mars, How to Backup Social Media, Too Much Data

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Kari Lane interviews Tanna Frederick and Harry Hamlin in studio about their most recent project, Defrost, on the Popcorn Talk Network. Tanna Frederick, award-winning actress of film and theater has produced a state of the art 360-degree Virtual Reality movie, Defrost, that pulls the viewer into an emotional immersive experience, unlike seeing a movie on the big screen. With the use of Samsung Gear VR goggles, Defrost is one of the first attempts in the industry to tell a narrative story with the 360-degree technology. Frederick said, “Producing this project with the new technology is an attempt to create an emotional experience. The audience follows the first person point of view of Joan Garrison who wakes up after 30 years of being frozen for medical reasons. She feels trapped. She is just seeing life again for first time. We go on the journey through her awakening b --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trying out Virtually Dead! the HTV Vive Immersive Experience, Samsung Gear VR, The Samsung Gear S2 plus Marcus Bronzy/ Nick ‘Brick Hand' Bright talk why butchers would make great murderers and more!… Give us a Review by clicking here!< 'How To Kill An Hour' loves Tom Clancy's 'The Division’ so are giving away a copy for your PS4 / Xbox One. To enter head to howtokillanhour.com/win - good luck! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to Everything VR & AR! On this episode, Nathan and Kevin are joined by Robert "The Scobleizer" Scoble as he shares his thoughts on the current state of VR & AR technology, along with what he feels it will take in order for devices such as the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR and more to be successful. Robert Scoble has been covering technology for a number of years and recently left a position at RackSpace to cover VR & AR at UploadVR.com. This is one episode you will not want to miss! You can follow Robert on Facebook here and on Twitter @Scobleizer.   Make sure to visit www.thevrara.com for more information about the VRAR Association and how you can get involved. Also, we invite you to follow @thevrara on Twitter.     It pays to listen! Listeners of Everything VR & AR can save $100 off of the purchase of a VirZoom controller by using the following promo code at checkout: VRAR So make sure to head over to VirZoom.com and use the promo code VRAR to save $100 off the purchase of your VirZoom controller!     Subscribe, Follow and Share Feedback To keep up with Everything VR & AR, make sure to subscribe to the show the on your favorite podcast app! Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Pocket Casts Subscribe on Stitcher Radio   You can enter the following in your favorite podcast app should the show not show up in searches is: http://everythingvrar.libsyn.com/rss   As always, make sure to follow the VRAR Association on Twitter at @thevrara   Would you like to share feedback of the Everything VR & AR show? Email your thoughts to podcast@thevrara.com.     Hosts Nathan Pettyjohn is a technology entrepreneur with experience building teams in marketing, advertising, sales and mobile technology, and is currently the Founder and CEO of Aisle411, a global leading indoor location and mobile software company serving some of the world's largest retailers and brands. Aisle411 was an early augmented reality development partner of Google’s Project Tango solution in 2014, offering 3D AR navigation solutions for leading retailers. Nathan is also the Founder of the VRAR Association.   Kevin Harvell is a professional podcaster with over 300+ episodes of hosting, co-hosting and producing experience with a primary focus on consumer technology. Current shows Kevin is involved in include the Tech Informist, MS Mobile Show and the Who's Who in St. Lou Show.  Kevin also loves spreading his passion for podcasting with others via speaking engagements at technology conferences.  

The CommonGeek RoundTable covers a lot of ground today, including YouTube competitor Vessel, new features for the Samsung Gear VR, and the new Justice League film. Not to mention, Spider-Man's surprise appearance in Captain America: Civil War. The post RoundTable 32: Spider-Man loves Oculus, probably appeared first on CommonGeek.tv.

Presentaciones Sumario con Loquendo!!!! Noticias con Filin y Quini Impresiones Gear VR A que estas Jugando chacho Despedida y cierre (Wiila) @rgvela (Filin) @filin (Red) @raulredribbon (Dave Bee) @oficialdavebee (Mario Quiñoy) @mario_quinoy (Diego Moreno) @graphmotion (Txetxu) @Txetxu84 (Gato) @gatoravenous (Kini) @Kini_360 (Juanvi) @juanvilive (Alex) @cilmon (Fran Carmona) @francarmona5 (Inercia) @INrc (Richard) @EMCpodcast (Jolubo) @jolubo72

Presentaciones Sumario con Loquendo!!!! Noticias con Filin y Quini Impresiones Gear VR A que estas Jugando chacho Despedida y cierre (Wiila) @rgvela (Filin) @filin (Red) @raulredribbon (Dave Bee) @oficialdavebee (Mario Quiñoy) @mario_quinoy (Diego Moreno) @graphmotion (Txetxu) @Txetxu84 (Gato) @gatoravenous (Kini) @Kini_360 (Juanvi) @juanvilive (Alex) @cilmon (Fran Carmona) @francarmona5 (Inercia) @INrc (Richard) @EMCpodcast (Jolubo) @jolubo72

On this episode, Jason talks a lot (as usual). Also, we return to the more traditional podcast format: Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes TV Remakes X-Files Fuller House For The Podcast’s lost and “special” episodes Virtual Reality is almost here! Mike’s Oculus preorder Oculus vs. Samsung Gear VR vs. HTC Vive and Playstation VR Jason tries out Android (again) […]

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Andy gets a new hat. Rusty gets a Pixel-C. The Great Android Auto Install of 2016 is finally completed. Yasmine loves virtual reality, as does Andy...but can Russell be a convert? He tries the Samsung Gear VR...what happens next will shock you. No, that's not clickbait, there's no links. I mean you can click here...if you have a mouse...I guess...but we don't make money from that. Easy there Mrs ClickHappy. Woah there Clicky McClickinson. If you really want to click on things that bad go click our sponsor link! Click it. Click it good.

Virtual Reality. Is it the next big thing in gaming, or just a passing fad? The Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, and Samsung Gear VR are all making splashes in the market. We give our thoughts.  Email Us! letters@TurtleJump.com We’re on Twitter! @TurtleJumpShow Allen: @kallenboonePaul: @jollygreen05 Facebook too! facebook.com/TurtleJump

Boice and Junk are joined by a caller and they review the Samsung Gear Virtual Reality (VR) headset. We also recorded the first segment in 360 cam. Find out how you can have a VR experience in studio with us. More 360 content to follow from VHR and Junki. Join us!!

In deze podcast bespreken Olaf (coördinator Leergemeenschap Doorbraakproject), Wietse van Bruggen (expert maker movement, programmeren en learning analytics) en Michael van Wetering (expert innovatie en ict-infrastructuur) ontwikkelingen rond Virtual Reality. De pers voorziet een doorbraak in 2016, wij ook?  Achtereenvolgens bespreken we: Wat is Virtual Reality (VR) en wat is het verschil met Augmented Reality (AR)? In hoeverre bieden producten als Samsung Gear VR, Oculus Rift, Microsoft HoloLens en Google Cardboard daadwerkelijk VR ervaringen en welke kanttekeningen kun je daarbij plaatsen? Wie werken aan toepassingen van VR? Bekijk bijvoorbeeld Google’s Expeditions Pioneer Program dat zich specifiek richt op het onderwijs. De ‘brillen’ zijn er, wat nu? We kunnen in prachtige omgevingen rondkijken, maar wanneer gaan de producten (laagdrempelig!) interactie bieden? Door het ontbreken van goede mogelijkheden tot interactie zit VR vooral nog in de Hype hoek, wellicht verandert dat in de loop van 2016. Jullie reacties op de podcast, of vragen die je graag behandeld zou horen in nieuwe uitzendingen zijn van harte welkom bij @kennisnet of direct naar Olaf (@olafolio), Wietse (@densy) en Michael (@_mike). Dankjewel!

Zum Jahreswechsel kommen wir zusammen, um auf die vergangenen 12 Monate in der c't und auf heise online zurückzublicken. In der 100. Folge und fast zwei Jahre nach den noch sehr dunklen Anfängen kommen wir um Windows 10 nicht herum. Denn Microsofts neues Betriebssystem war unumstritten das größte Thema im Verlauf des abgelaufenen Jahres. Anders als erwartet lassen die richtigen Virtual-Reality-Brillen noch auf sich warten, auch wenn die Samsung Gear VR bereits zeigt, was möglich ist. Eher etwas unerwartet haben sich die autonomen Autos in den Vordergrund gedrängt und werden wohl bald nicht mehr von den Straßen wegzudenken sein, sind wir uns fast einig. Außerdem diskutieren wir, was eigentlich aus der Apple Watch geworden ist und wann auf heise online zum ersten Mal eines der inzwischen als kreuzgefährlich enttarnten Hoverboards aufgetaucht war. In der Folge wird aber nicht nur zurück geblickt. Achim Barczok erzählt von der Tradition seines Ressorts, Vorhersagen für das nächste Jahr zu sammeln und dann zu überprüfen. Deswegen wagen wir schließlich selbst einen Blick in die Zukunft und sind gespannt darauf, was unsere Zuhörer und Zuschauer vom IT-Jahr 2016 erwarten. Denen wünscht das gesamte Team aber vorher schon einmal ein frohes und gesundes neues Jahr. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Martin Holland, Jan Keno Janssen, Hannes Czerulla und Fabian Scherschel Die aktuelle c't 1/16 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es im Blog unter: blog.ct.de/ctuplink

Zum Jahreswechsel kommen wir zusammen, um auf die vergangenen 12 Monate in der c't und auf heise online zurückzublicken. In der 100. Folge und fast zwei Jahre nach den noch sehr dunklen Anfängen kommen wir um Windows 10 nicht herum. Denn Microsofts neues Betriebssystem war unumstritten das größte Thema im Verlauf des abgelaufenen Jahres. Anders als erwartet lassen die richtigen Virtual-Reality-Brillen noch auf sich warten, auch wenn die Samsung Gear VR bereits zeigt, was möglich ist. Eher etwas unerwartet haben sich die autonomen Autos in den Vordergrund gedrängt und werden wohl bald nicht mehr von den Straßen wegzudenken sein, sind wir uns fast einig. Außerdem diskutieren wir, was eigentlich aus der Apple Watch geworden ist und wann auf heise online zum ersten Mal eines der inzwischen als kreuzgefährlich enttarnten Hoverboards aufgetaucht war. In der Folge wird aber nicht nur zurück geblickt. Achim Barczok erzählt von der Tradition seines Ressorts, Vorhersagen für das nächste Jahr zu sammeln und dann zu überprüfen. Deswegen wagen wir schließlich selbst einen Blick in die Zukunft und sind gespannt darauf, was unsere Zuhörer und Zuschauer vom IT-Jahr 2016 erwarten. Denen wünscht das gesamte Team aber vorher schon einmal ein frohes und gesundes neues Jahr. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Martin Holland, Jan Keno Janssen, Hannes Czerulla und Fabian Scherschel Die aktuelle c't 1/16 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es im Blog unter: blog.ct.de/ctuplink

Zum Jahreswechsel kommen wir zusammen, um auf die vergangenen 12 Monate in der c't und auf heise online zurückzublicken. In der 100. Folge und fast zwei Jahre nach den noch sehr dunklen Anfängen kommen wir um Windows 10 nicht herum. Denn Microsofts neues Betriebssystem war unumstritten das größte Thema im Verlauf des abgelaufenen Jahres. Anders als erwartet lassen die richtigen Virtual-Reality-Brillen noch auf sich warten, auch wenn die Samsung Gear VR bereits zeigt, was möglich ist. Eher etwas unerwartet haben sich die autonomen Autos in den Vordergrund gedrängt und werden wohl bald nicht mehr von den Straßen wegzudenken sein, sind wir uns fast einig. Außerdem diskutieren wir, was eigentlich aus der Apple Watch geworden ist und wann auf heise online zum ersten Mal eines der inzwischen als kreuzgefährlich enttarnten Hoverboards aufgetaucht war. In der Folge wird aber nicht nur zurück geblickt. Achim Barczok erzählt von der Tradition seines Ressorts, Vorhersagen für das nächste Jahr zu sammeln und dann zu überprüfen. Deswegen wagen wir schließlich selbst einen Blick in die Zukunft und sind gespannt darauf, was unsere Zuhörer und Zuschauer vom IT-Jahr 2016 erwarten. Denen wünscht das gesamte Team aber vorher schon einmal ein frohes und gesundes neues Jahr. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Martin Holland, Jan Keno Janssen, Hannes Czerulla und Fabian Scherschel Die aktuelle c't 1/16 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es im Blog unter: blog.ct.de/ctuplink

Will the Samsung Galaxy S7 mark a return to SD card slots? Should the FCC be okay with T-Mobile BingeOn? Is Black Friday dying a slow and painful death? We answer thos questions, and much more. Other topics include the Samsung Gear VR, Microsoft's latest Android app.

Welcome to Out of Scope Episode 50. A new look, a new format and a lot of new content to come where we discuss sports, marketing and business. On this episode, Brian Cristiano, CEO of BOLD Worldwide talks about his Passion for giving back on Thanksgiving, the Samsung Gear VR headset (and 360° video) and what key performance indicators to keep in mind outside of sales during the holiday shopping season. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-FEbmXEbsJI Bold Worldwide: http://www.boldworldwide.com

In this episode, news about Dark Souls 3, UFC 2, Guild Wars 2, Take-Two Interactive, Nintendo Direct, Xbox One, Samsung Gear VR, Rocket League, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Final Fantasy 14, and Fallout 4.  complex.computer

Hello les coquinous !! Encore un épisode de plus dans notre escarcelle ! Toujours aussi riche en news, déclamées de sa plus belle voix par Cédric ; des jeux de dingues pour tous les supports (ou presque, nous sommes désolés pour les utilisateurs de Windows Phone, mais vous savez comme votre OS est, visiblement, compliqué à satisfaire … Bon ok, ok, je promets d’essayer d’arrêter de troller sur vos objets préférés :-p). Bref, en ce qui concerne les jeux, je vais, sur ce coup là, prêcher pour ma paroisse, mais, en ce qui me concerne, je vous ai dégoté une petite pépite !!! qui va, sans doute, rester dans mon portable pour très longtemps . En gros, vous l’avez compris, c’est MON COUP DE COEUR DE L’ANNEE !!! Youhouhou !! Bon aller, je vous laisse, parce que je dois retourner y jouer !!! Mais bon, entre les news et les jeux, je ne vous laisse pas totalement désœuvrés !! Des bisous, les coquinous, à tout bientôt et bon mobile !! News : The Warlock of Firetop Mountain a été financé en 1 jour. The Legend of Legacy arrive le 5 février sur 3DS. Cleaopolis qui utilise le Cardboard ou le casque Samsung Gear VR. Un nouveau Humble Mobile. Nous allons bientôt quitter Soundcloud, restés connectés, Cédric vous en dira plus dans sa petite rubrique. Jeux : Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker Video 3DS Zombie Zone iOS Vidéo qui sera bientôt disponible sur Android, puisque la version beta est bien avancée. The Secret Society (G5)

This week on Awesomecast 269, we talk awesome things in technology, including: It's show and tell as Chilla shows us his Samsung Gear VR as we take our first look at the virtual reality future. Katie discusses getting away from technology Sorg talks re-adopting Ubuntu in his office for regular use We look at Gif Toaster for turning your pictures and video into animated Gifs How are Live Photos being used a week later? Chachi shares with us the Viewmaster Google Cardboard VR is now available! Carla Swank shares the new Moo Cards with NFC. What can we do with these? We discuss the new announcements from Microsoft including Hololens, Surface Pro 4, Microsoft Band, and more! After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla), Katie Dudas (@kdudders), and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Thanks to our Awesome Patreon @ThistleSea! And, be sure to check them out at thistlesea.com. You can support the show too at Patreon.com/awesomecast ! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

This week we are back talking more Retro Games, the Super Nintendo Everdrive, and the Sega Game Gear LCD modification.  On the current gen side of things we discuss racing seats and virtual reality. Start - SNES Everdrive, Collection Updates32:20 - Racing Seats, Sega Game Gear LCD Modification50:50 - Virtual Reality, Oculus Rift, Google Cardboard, Samsung Gear VR, Valve Vive, Playstation VR

We Talk RainBow 6 Deta, FIFA 16, Blood Bowl , We talk about the new Samsung Gear VR. What does it mean for other VR headsets out there. We also talk about a new HUD for your Car. New Drone on the market, Which Hitman didn't like. All the Games that Come out this week and more. We do our live Show every Sunday 7 pm best. We do lots of giveaways. Check out our live show on YouTube or Twitch. 

Virtual reality sex, Snowden on Twitter, Samsung Gear VR and Lyft and Uber fleeing SF office space for cheaper pastures. A veritable tech smorgasbord of topics were discussed in this week's Digital Burrito Tech podcast. Listen for all of the insights now!

[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of a TVOT 2015 Grand Finale session, "The Reality of Virtual Reality." The session, which was organized and moderated by Brian Seth Hurst, Managing Partner of StoryTech, was described in the show brochure as follows:"With the arrival of the Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard; with the holiday season promising the Valve/HTC Vive powered by SteamVR, to be followed by Oculus Rift in Q1 2016 and Sony's Morpheus by Q2; and with FOVE, billed as "The World's First Eye Tracking Virtual Reality Headset," seeing a highly successful Kickstarter campaign--it seems that VR, after years in the lab, has finally arrived.Yet, while development is fast-moving, challenges remain for the industry. Now that the tools are being refined, what about the artistry of immersive, forward-moving narrative, the convergence of game and story, the responsibility for the safety of the consumer, and the business models? How are the game developers and Hollywood studios responding, and what are the true opportunities presented in entertainment, journalism, education, tourism, medicine and more? This session will bring together leading creatives and other key figures from the Virtual Reality space to discuss the current state of, and future prospects for, this rapidly emerging medium." Panelists included:Shannon Gans, CEO, New Deal StudiosArthur van Hoff, Founder and CTO, JauntBrian Seth Hurst, Managing Partner, StoryTech (Moderator)David Marlett, Founder, CinemersiaRobert Nashak, COO SurviosHelen Situ, Virtual Reality Evangelist, NextVRBrent Young, President and Creative Director, Super 78 Studios

Como você imaginava o futuro quando criança? Carros voadores? Teletransporte? Se sua resposta foi "realidade virtual", bem-vindo ao futuro. No FAQ:21 #007 quebramos o protocolo e convidamos nosso amigo, diretor e maior autoridade em VR no Brasil Ricardo "Mamute" Laganaro (@laganaro) pra um papo descontraído sobre a realidade virtual do presente e, por que não, do futuro. Aperte o play, vista seus óculos e não deixe ninguém te empurrar. ;) — WeCast App http://www.wecastapp.com/lng/pt/ Sync Folders Pro http://www.greenworldsoft.com/sync-folders-pro-help.php Apple Music https://www.apple.com/music/ MacMagazine no Ar com Leo Otsuka https://macmagazine.com.br/2015/06/03/macmagazine-no-ar-133-bug-no-unicode-rumores-batimentos-cardiacos-no-watch-os-1-0-1-wwdc-2015-e-mais/ Oculus https://www.oculus.com/en-us/ Samsung Gear VR http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/gearvr/ Google Cardboard https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/ Avicii - Waiting For Love (360 Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edcJ_JNeyhg Milk VR https://milkvr.com/ Google Spotlight Stories https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.spotlightstories&hl=en Vrse - Virtual Reality http://vrse.com Periscope https://www.periscope.tv/ Ricoh Theta https://theta360.com/en/ Oculus Rift Prank Roller Coaster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Odax7F3tWhM Magic Leap http://www.magicleap.com/#/home

This weeks' episode is a short one, but still hits it home! We discuss The Witcher 3 and its universe, there is a car mechanic simulator, and Matt regales us with his VR experiences!If you haven't yet bought The Witcher 3, watch this. (Watch it anyway)Car Mechanic Simulator 2015, it's a thing!The Samsung Gear VROur GMG Affiliate link! (Use GREENM-ANGAME-R20OFF for 20% off!)

《IT 公论》一岁了！感谢大家的支持。本期节目我们请来了在 Facebook 伦敦办公室任研究科学家的王珵（Cici）和我们分享试玩 Oculus Rift 和三星 Gear 虚拟现实头盔的体验。其它话题包括 ACM 编程竞赛、Facebook 的工作状态、以及飞天神麵教。 相关链接 Dijkstra’s algorithm ACM-ICPC（美国计算机协会国际大学生编程竞赛） Facebook Graph Search Overfitting Oculus VR Samsung Gear VR Land’s End 王珵戴着三星 Gear 虚拟现实眼镜试玩 Land’s End（高速摄像） Hyperlapse Choose Your Own Adventure Jamie Oliver 吴涛提到的 Skyrim VR 视频 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。 吴涛：Type is Beautiful 程序员，《内核恐慌》主播。 王珵：牛津三一学院计算机博士，Facebook 伦敦办公室研究科学家。

In what might possibly be one of the biggest gaming stories of 2014, Microsoft have shelled out $2.5 billion for the swedish developers of Minecraft, Mojang, with Notch washing his hands of it entirely. We speculate what this might mean for the company and it's flagship game which has arguably defined an entire generation. There's also some follow-up conversation on the Samsung Gear VR and those new iPhones you may have heard came out the other day. All this and lots more on this extra-pixelly #NOTplaying Podcast.M$ buys Minecraft (inc. Minecraft now on PS4 & Xbox One)http://www.polygon.com/2014/9/10/6130665/report-microsofts-2b-deal-to-buy-minecraft-studio-was-instigated-byhttp://www.polygon.com/2014/9/15/6151559/microsoft-buys-minecraft-mojanghttp://www.polygon.com/2014/9/15/6151921/why-notch-left-mojangFirewatchhttp://www.firewatchgame.com/Arkham Knight delayed til Junehttp://www.destructoid.com/batman-arkham-knight-won-t-launch-until-june-280885.phtml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitterGTA Next Gen Release Date/PC Delayhttp://kotaku.com/new-gen-grand-theft-auto-v-will-be-out-in-november-wit-1633846128?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Facebook&utm_source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=Socialflowhttp://www.pcgamer.com/2014/09/16/grand-theft-auto-5-pc-delay-addressed-by-rockstar/Elite Dangerous - final release price announcedhttp://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-09-15-frontier-reveals-elite-dangerous-launch-priceOculus Consumer Rift next year (maybe)http://vrfocus.com/archives/7027/oculus-launch-beta-consumer-hmd-summer-2015/New iPhoneshttp://www.polygon.com/2014/9/9/6127021/iphone-6-details-announcementProject Cars Release Datehttp://vrfocus.com/archives/6743/project-cars-gets-dated/Rob @bobirokaIain @ebowgbPatrick @patrickjkayContact us on Email at: notplayingpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter: @notplayingpodYou can find the show notes for this show at www.notlistening.co.ukIf you're listening on iTunes, please give us a review!To Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.com Including the #NOTwatching Podcast: http://www.spreaker.com/show/the-notwatching-podcastAll views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of The #NOTplaying Podcast.

After his absence last week, Patrick was already bursting with news when Samsung revealed their own entry into the VR headset space: The Galaxy Note 4 powered Gear VR. We also found time to talk about the recently announced co-op multiplayer mode for Dragon Age: Inquisition, word of a PC/Next Gen version and sequel for Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption and some recently revealed gameplay footage of Techland's superficially Skyrim-like Hellraid. All this and more on a bumper-sized and feature-length #NOTplaying Podcast!Amazon buys Twitchhttp://kotaku.com/reports-amazon-to-buy-twitch-for-over-1-billion-1626564744?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Facebook&utm_source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=SocialflowSamsung Gear VRhttp://www.engadget.com/2014/09/03/samsung-virtual-reality/Notch over FB Acquisitionhttps://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/50110046334159667290FPS for VRhttps://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/499224340534398976DK2 reselling on Ebayhttp://www.roadtovr.com/227000-worth-oculus-rift-dk2-sold-ebay/Steam VR Beta updatedhttp://steamcommunity.com/games/250820/announcements/detail/17933622946451851148% of gamers are femalehttp://online.wsj.com/articles/gaming-no-longer-a-mans-world-1408464249?mod=trending_now_1Dragon Age Co-ophttp://m.uk.ign.com/articles/2014/08/26/dragon-age-inquisitions-co-op-multiplayer-is-all-about-lootRDRhttp://www.news.nom.co/red-dead-redemption-ps4-xbox-one-11856436-news/Enemy Starfighterhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TOlKYrz3t8AC Unity Delayedhttp://www.polygon.com/2014/8/28/6078779/assassins-creed-unity-delayed-to-nov-11Vanishing of Ethan Carter Release Datehttp://www.ign.com/articles/2014/08/21/the-vanishing-of-ethan-carter-release-date-revealedWasteland 2 release datehttp://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-08-19-wasteland-2-release-date-set-in-a-month?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialoomphOverkill's The Walking Dead game is set in Comics Universehttp://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-08-20-overkills-the-walking-dead-is-set-in-the-comics-universe?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialoomphAncient Spacehttp://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-08-22-paradox-unveils-single-player-space-rts-ancient-spaceHellraidhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlZOLi87nI8&feature=youtu.beRob @bobirokaIain @ebowgbPatrick @patrickjkayAdam @koorahContact us on Email at: notplayingpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter: @notplayingpodYou can find the show notes for this show at www.notlistening.co.ukIf you're listening on iTunes, please give us a review!To Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.com Including the #NOTwatching Podcast: http://www.spreaker.com/show/the-notwatching-podcastAll views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of The #NOTplaying Podcast.

Bate-papo direto de Berlim com Igor Lopes sobre as novidades da IFA 2014. Feira ainda não abriu para o público, mas tem novidades como o LG G Watch R, o Samsung Gear VR, o Galaxy Note 4 e sua versão EDGE.