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For the first time, a 360-degree video has made its way onto the monthly YouTube Ad Leaderboard. It comes from 'Clash of Clans' developer Supercell.

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The 360-degree video ecosystem is slowly coming together with products like the Ricoh Theta S.

Iframely gives you simple APIs to have all the Web's best media on your site and on all your users' devices.

Strides in cloud computing, image recognition, and artificial intelligence are helping startups like Affectiva make software that is "emotionally intelligent."

Intel is making a big splash with its RealSense depth-enabled camera for Windows, but now Google and Lenovo are bringing something even more powerful to Android consumers through Project Tango.

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This year's CES announcements were more exciting to me than ever before. Sure, we've already seen dozens of drones, exoskeletons, robots, rollable displays, virtual- and augmented-reality headsets, as well as personalized artificial intelligence for smart phones, smart homes, driver-assisted and autonomous cars (aka autonomobiles) and more over the years. They're [...]

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Visit the largest tech show in the world from your home. CNET brings you the best of CES in Las Vegas, all in virtual reality.

Canon, Olympus, Panasonic and Sony failed to make waves with their latest camera announcements. For the most part, the manufacturers focused on introducing mini...

When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich admitted at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) that “consumers are choosing experiences over products,” sports fans around the world should have guessed they were in for a treat. And later, when Krzanich announced that Intel would be working with Replay Technologies, every baseball, soccer, basketball, and football lover across the globe was given a special treat.

Gail Barnes brings up 14 prospective applications for virtual reality, after attending the CES technology show in Las Vegas.

Samsung's Gear VR and Google Cardboard may help virtual reality's fastest-moving applications become education.

Rift and HoloLens are making their way into the world, but augmented reality could hold the greater potential.

Your GoPro on a stick suddenly doesn't seem all that.

Jump lets you capture and share VR video, video you can step inside of and feel like you're there.

And it actually looks pretty good. It comes as little surprise that there were so many VR cameras on the CES floor this year, as companies attempt to ride the recent boom in interest around virtual reality technology.

The International Consumer Electronics Show, known universally as CES, will be bigger than ever this year.

Vizio promises richer colors and blacker blacks in high dynamic range with new format

Three high-end virtual reality headsets go on sale later this year. Their uses should extend far beyond gaming.

Researchers believe new immersive technology could lead to isolation, but maybe when social needs are met online, people won't need in-person interaction as much.

Foveated rendering, a technique that mimics human vision, could help catapult virtual reality to the next level, but it is something that to this point hasn’t been achievable with current technology – until now. SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI), one of the oldest and largest companies focused on technology that tracks the human eye, is planning to show off foveated rendering at CES next week alongside the newest edition of their technology – a 250Hz eye-tracking kit for HMDs. For those of you who aren’t jumping for joy already, foveated rendering is a big deal for virtual reality because it c...

Follow Royal Ballet dancer Julia Roscoe as she prepares for her role debut as a snowflake in The Nutcracker.

Every time a new technology is introduced two things happen: people try to describe it with existing terminology and they will try to use it for existing things. It’s an important phenomenon, because it helps the general public to understand new technology and lowers the barrier to start using it. The downside is that it …

Starship, a Liverpool-based digital entertainment studio, has today released vTime on the Gear VR store, the mobile platform’s latest social VR app. I got a chance to check out vTime’s alpha and sat down with Paul Hollywood, the studios product development director, to find out more. vTime is essentially organized like a social network, allowing you to search other users …