The UwU-ification of war.
Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we cover everything Meta announces at its annual developer conference. We're expecting new smart glasses, upgrades to its AI models, and more.
"Whatever you are imagining, however crazy you imagine I am, multiply it by ten and then do it again," Luckey said.
The $300 headset looks and feels like its premium counterpart, and it made me wanna barf.
The latest updates to Quest 3 are minor but welcome, but Meta is making it clear Horizon OS and third-party apps are what will draw folks back to VR.
Your spatial computing dreams -- or perhaps, nightmares -- are coming true with Spatial Personas.
Microsoft Teams now supports Mesh, allowing 3D avatars and Meta Quest integration meant to make your work meetings a lot more uncomfortable.
New cognitive attacks could flood a soldier’s headset with garbage data in order to increase latency “and induce physical illness.”
No longer called Stories, the new smart glasses feature a new look and can be pre-ordered for $300.
The BMW Motorrad ConnectedRide Smartglasses will be available later this year for around $750. Speed and directions will appear on the lenses.
My hands-on demo session with Apple's impressive, expensive headset reminded me, in a good way, of a 90s vision of reliving recorded memories with wearables.
The notorious mixed reality device company Magic Leap is reportedly talking to Meta about licensing waveguide tech for high-res AR glasses.
A leaked roadmap shows that Mark Zuckerberg’s company plans to debut smart glasses in 2025 and full AR glasses in 2027.
Samsung's Galaxy Ring could include temperature tracking.
The mixed reality device is expected to debut in June and cost close to $3,000, but there’s still software and hardware kinks the company needs to work out.
The tech giant has decimated its Altspace, HoloLens, and mixed reality teams as the company CEO talked about making 'changes to our hardware portfolio.'
The company’s mixed reality headset is still billed for some time the next two years, but it could still cost several thousand dollars.
Congress rejected the Army's $400 million request to buy even more of Microsoft’s HoloLens headsets, but the Army’s still working on getting more updated tech.
In two to three years, we’ll be having the same conversations we had about Google Glass, but have people truly changed in the past decade?
A cold war doesn't stay cold for very long when dragons get involved.
