Types, Videogame Virtualization
July 18, 2018
Via: UploadVRSeismic Games is about to go from making virtual reality games to augmented reality ones. Pokemon Go developer Niantic Labs this week announced that it has acquired the Los Angeles-based studio for an undisclosed sum. Seismic Games was founded by […]
July 17, 2018
Via: VMBlogAvi Networks today announced Avi Vantage Platform version 18.1, with enhanced automation, application intelligence, and scaling to meet the fast-growing demands of modern application delivery. Following recent funding by Cisco Investments and last year’s inclusion in Cisco’s global price list, […]
Hardware Virtualization, Types
July 16, 2018
Via: ZDNetThe introduction of the 2018 MacBook Pro models just a month after WWDC has surprised everyone. What’s even more of a surprise is that this crop of devices actually has offerings that are of use to high-end pro users. WHAT’S […]
Hardware Virtualization, Predictions, Trends, Types
July 12, 2018
Via: ZDNetIf you’ve been patiently waiting for Apple to refresh some of its aging hardware, you might not have to wait much longer before being able to put down some serious cash in exchange for some shiny new hardware. According to […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
July 12, 2018
Via: UploadVRFew entertainment properties are as ubiquitous as The Walking Dead. Everyone knows about the show, most of us have seen at least a few seasons, and the absolutely immense popularity of zombies across the world owes a lot to AMC’s […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
July 9, 2018
Via: Road to VRIt was a hard decision, but you’ve decided to go with the HTC Vive as your first ‘serious’ VR headset, a room-scale device that released early 2016 as a result of a decisive collaboration with Valve. Here we take a […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
July 6, 2018
Via: UploadVRCarbon Studio’s The Wizards is one of the more polished spellcasting games you can play in a VR headset, and now it’s getting a mobile-based spin-off. The studio this week released The Wizards: Trials of Meliora for Oculus Go and […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
July 5, 2018
Via: UploadVRAs part of its Summer Sale, Valve has published a list of the top-selling VR games of 2018 thus far, and there are some new faces included. As with the list shared at the end of 2017, games are split […]
Hardware Virtualization, Types
July 2, 2018
Via: UploadVRAnother month and another similar set of Steam Hardware Survey results are in. The Oculus Rift once again came out on top in the optional survey in June 2018. Rift took 46.26% of the overall VR headset usage on Valve’s […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
June 27, 2018
Via: Road to VROculus recently teased the next addition to the Marvel Powers United VR lineup, which included the cryptic message “all hail the king,” accompanied by the sound of a large feline growling. The obvious choice here would be Black Panther, but […]
Innovations, Memory Virtualization, Types
June 27, 2018
Via: SQL Server ProThere was a time when optical storage was all the rage, and was widely expected to replace all forms of both removable media and conventional hard disks. First generation CD ROM discs, for example, held over 600 MB of data, […]
Hardware Virtualization, Types
June 26, 2018
Via: Road to VRAnnounced back at Facebook’s F8 developer conference earlier this year, Oculus TV is the company’s latest first-party app that pulls a number of flatscreen video options together under one roof. The app is now available for free on Oculus Go. […]
Types, Videogame Virtualization
June 22, 2018
Via: UploadVRWhen AltspaceVR was shutting down, I felt a bit emotional about it. I’ve always loved MMOs, the communities they develop, and the people that play them, so when the social VR app, one of VR’s first big breakout pieces of […]
June 21, 2018
Via: iCLOUD.peWeb-based email has never been so popular yet there are plenty of headaches associated with having to be online to read your messages. Even the best cloud services out there struggle to replicate the ease of use that desktop-based clients […]
June 13, 2018
Via: VMBlogVMware, Inc. announced VMware vCloud NFV-OpenStack Edition 3.0, the next generation of the company’s production-proven network functions virtualization (NFV) platform for communications service providers (CSPs). With this new version of vCloud NFV-OpenStack Edition, which will include VMware Integrated OpenStack-Carrier Edition […]
Network Virtualization, Predictions, Trends, Types
June 12, 2018
Via: ZDNetClose to half of all US consumers will have access to 5G networks by 2023, according to Ericsson. 4G networking is now commonplace and offers better speeds than its predecessor, 3G. However, our thirst for mobile data brought on through […]
June 7, 2018
Via: UploadVROne of the most essential mobile VR experiences has finally made its way over to a PC-based headset. Tender Claws’ surreal VR adventure, Virtual Virtual Reality, got a surprise launch on the Oculus Rift this week for $19.99. In the […]
Hardware Virtualization, Types
June 6, 2018
Via: Road to VRThe Chinese variant of the Oculus Go, sold by Xiaomi as the ‘Mi VR Standalone’, appears to be seeing strong launch demand, with the headset quickly selling out, in some cases within just minutes. XR intelligence firm Greenlight Insights estimates […]
Hardware Virtualization, Types
June 4, 2018
Via: UploadVRLast month saw the Oculus Rift pull even further ahead of the HTC Vive in Valve’s Steam Hardware Survey results, but the gap has narrowed again in May. This month’s results show less than 1% difference in headset usage between […]
May 31, 2018
Via: Parallels BlogLet’s be honest: to the average person, the idea of running two different operating systems at the same time on one computer is pretty weird. This idea naturally leads to questions like these: How do I know which one I’m […]