Inside the five best immersive experiences at the Tribeca Film Festival
This year's Tribeca Film Festival showcased the most virtual reality experiences in the festival's history. Here are the most immersive ones.
Want to learn how to perform surgery? You need one HoloLens, stat!
Surgeons around the world are preparing to enter the incredibly pressured environment of an operating theater using an app.
Has Intel turned into a virtual reality film studio? We found out
Frank Soqui, head of the Intel Virtual Reality Center of Excellence, on how Intel plans to change the way we see films.
Snake oil, or black magic? Windows’ new Game Mode is a bit of both
Microsoft’s new Game Mode promises to push your PC to its limits and deliver unparalleled gaming performance. But does it really work?
Learn Languages VR: Our first take
Learn Languages VR by Mondly allows you to learn 28 different languages in virtual reality by placing you in everyday experiences.
YouTube wants to make it ‘Chocolate Rain’ in VR
YouTube launched its first standalone VR app for the Google Daydream and is working on making the new format mainstream.
I used VR to walk through a $10 million painting, and it was literally surreal
To commemorate a spectacular surrealist art auction, Sotheby's has made its first VR film, and we've tried it out.
The MacBook Pro’s battery life is better, but it’s still not the best
Our review of the MacBook Pro 13 revealed thoroughly average battery life. Since then, Apple has made several tweaks. Did it help?
7 years later, does ‘Halo Wars’ need a mouse and keyboard after all?
We went hands-on with Halo Wars: Definitive Edition, but did 343 Industries give the long-anticipated PC port the treatment it deserves?
We tried Windows 10 Cloud, and it's not as restrictive as you think
Digital Trends downloaded and installed Windows 10 Cloud over the weekend and discovered a particular setting not reported on earlier.
Concerned about cybercrime? Chances are, you’re not doing much to protect yourself
According to surveys by security companies, people are concerned about cybercrime but most are not protected against ransomware.
The tables have turned! Hardware finally has to catch up to software
Software developers are starting to progress fasters than hardware is capable of keeping up, a trend we've seen at CES this year.
Resolved to exercise more this year? VirZoom thinks virtual tournaments might help
At a CES 2017 event, VirZoom showed off how it believes virtual reality and exercise might work together to make people want to exercise more.
