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Are AR glasses really the technology of the future? We had a tantalizing glimpse of its potential when we had a chance to try the Magic Leap One, a much-hyped product that promised a revolutionary experience. We also speak with a developer about the work that needs to be done to make this magic real.

Virtual reality is advancing, but it'll be some time before it's something we'll all want in our living rooms. But VR could be a part of your daily life sooner than you think...but rather than entertainment, it could become an essential part of the workplace.

The first VR amusement park has opened in Los Angeles with exclusive titles from the VR entertainment company, Dreamscape Immersive. Further parks are to follow. Is this the beginning of a worldwide trend?

The future of VR is murky. Many developers and consumers are losing confidence in VR. Will it really change our lives completely?

Game streaming isn't just a fun hobby anymore. Nowadays, it can be the start of a career to superstardom, and modern technology makes it easier than ever. We run down what you need in order to start your budding career as a game streamer.

Gaming with virtual reality promises to be a lot of fun. And it sure is, but not for longer gaming sessions. This is why the technology is still yet to reach mainstream culture, but there's a lot more to it than that.

Despite the virtual reality industry being heavily focused on gaming and industry use, there are other great applications for consumers to enjoy, including immersive movies, educational experiences, and virtual tourism. Here are some of the must-try VR apps and services that will please non-gamers.

Despite 2018 being a relatively slow year for virtual reality, the trend is here to stay. VR Headsets are becoming cheaper and game libraries are expanding. Want to join in on the fun? Check out our list of Android compatible devices.

Virtual reality is a fantastic medium for horror fans to experience immersive, spine-chilling frights. As the spooky season approaches and the shadows close in, we've rounded up some of the most fearsome VR games for some scary thrills.

Google's Project Stream will allow you to play AAA games like Assassin's Creed directly in your browser. The new streaming services is being tested this month and you can be a part of it. Find out how to sign up to play right here.

Lenovo sent us the Mirage Solo Daydream headset. So, we put on the VR glasses to report on our first attempts to traverse virtual reality.

Whether on Nintendo Switch, Android or iOS, Pokémon Quest plays differently from other Pokémon games. How do you catch them all on TumbleCube Island? With these tips and tricks, we'll help you be the best at Pokémon Quest.

The rumor mill is going into overdrive about Google's next new project: an Android-based game console to rival PlayStation and Xbox. The game platform, said to be codenamed Yeti, apparently includes hardware, a streaming platform and the acquisition of game studios. Here's what we know so far.

Microsoft won't make their Xbox compatible with VR in the foreseeable future. Windows mixed reality headsets are reserved for PCs, and on closer inspection this is good news: the Xbox doesn't need VR and VR doesn't need the Xbox.

The display notch seems to be inescapable in the high-end smartphone market but luckily, there are still manufacturers out there that refuse to mindlessly copy the iPhone. If you're looking for a top smartphone without a display notch, we've got the best for you right here in this article.

Games are some of the most popular apps on smartphones. Do you play games on your smartphone often? We wanted to hear from you in our weekly reader poll, and now we have the results to share!

Beat Saber is the VR game of the hour. In the game you'll use lightsabers to cut blocks in time with the music. Is this just passing hype or a lasting hit for VR?

We had a chance to get our hands on the new VR headset and discover its potential. Here is our final review of the Oculus Go.

When Razer launched its gaming smartphone late last year, there were more than a few laughs. But now gamer phones are all the rage, with Xiaomi, ZTE and Asus all jumping aboard the bandwagon and releasing their own gaming phones. So what's going on here?

Google I/O is almost here and we're all waiting for the next revelations to be handed down from Mountain View. The tech giant will be showcasing their latest efforts in virtual reality and developments in Google Assistant, which raises the question: why not integrate the two? It's only logical after all.