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Emerging VR gaming realms enthrall as Bethesda and Ubisoft unveil epic new worlds at E3 2017, signalling a revolution in immersive play.

Report released looking at the projected uptake of VR technologies in education and how the edtech sector will up their game.

The exclusive agreement delivers 360 cinematic virtual reality video for creating one of a kind immersive experiences.

Headset designed to get the best immersion from your Playstation VR system hits the shelves. We get you the specs and a breakdown.

Intel inks landmark esports partnership with ESL, reveals new VR esports tournaments and announces pre-orders for Intel Core X-series processors.

A total of 2.3m units were shipped in the first quarter of 2017 and a long list of new products are scheduled to ship in the second half of 2017.

As a part of CES Asia 2017, Startup Park will showcase at least 75 start-ups around the world from ten countries.

We spoke to world-leading futurist Shara Evans about upcoming technologies, evolution and the implications for cyber security.

New research has discovered more than half of Australians believe virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR respectively) will live up to the hype.

Ubisoft's VR frontier, 'Star Trek: Bridge Crew', sets a new bar for fans with cross-play feature and immersive interstellar gameplay.

Aussie businesses have slipped down the mobility maturity stakes, with few local businesses using mobility as a competitive differentiator or enabler.

Chinese company Yungching Realty Group is partnering with iStaging to use mixed reality technology in real estate for the first time.

One company is 'Raising A Rukus' amongst virtual reality production by taking a unique approach to storytelling, all through Samsung Gear VR.

Stirfire Studios beckons VR players to serene puzzle-solving in a musical, weather-wielding adventure with Symphony of the Machine.

Mahuki is focusing the development of innovative tools to help cultural institutions tell their stories of sporting identity.

Previously only available for both PlayStation VR and Rift/Vive PC players, the game is now available for non-VR players.

This heavyweight GPU will be more targeted at data centre usage and high-performance computing, as opposed to consumer level computing.

The numbers weren’t exactly super-specific, but it’s enough to make some estimates of how many units they’ve sold.

From virtual reality marvels to instant mobile banking, our daily tech wonders deserve more appreciation as we cruise into an automated future.

Russian blogger arrested for playing Pokémon Go in church faces possible 3.5 year prison sentence. Amnesty calls it attack on freedom of speech.