Dan Moren: To Embrace Gaming Apple Needs to Level Up Its Game Porting Toolkit If Apple really wants to jumpstart gaming on the Mac, it should bake the underlying technologies of the game porting toolkit directly into the system. Make installing and running a PC game as easy as if
Before we get going, I'll mention to those who aren't following along that this is one in a long series of posts about using the Vision Pro. This post does not contain all of my thoughts on the product, and I've included some links
ThrillSeeker is a must follow if you’re into VR, and his most popular video of all time was on his experience using the Varjo XR-3. At the time, that was a $5,500 device plus a required $1,500/year subscription. Oh, and it needed to be connected to
Listen, you don’t want 2,000 words on a travel case and I don’t particularly want to write that much about a case. Agreed? Excellent, let’s go quick! The visual design is awesome I love the look of the case. It looks like it’s from an
Does the Vision Pro look like it's going to replace the Mac or the iPad? How about our phones? Maybe…possibly…in many years, but it's more likely to be yet another computer in our lives. It *can* happen, it's just rare.
Zachary Small writing for The New York Times, citing this study: Less than 2 percent of console video games include L.G.B.T.Q. characters or story lines even though 17 percent of gamers are queer To be clear, this isn’t 2% of console games having a queer
Sarah Nassauer for The Wall Street Journal: Walmart in Talks to Buy TV Maker Vizio The retail giant is in talks to buy smart television-manufacturer Vizio for more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the situation. The move would give Walmart more places where it can sell ads
Sarah Perez for TechCrunch: Over Half of Vision Pro-Only Apps Are Paid Downloads, Far More Than Wider iOS App Store According to a recently released report from app intelligence firm Appfigures, over half of Vision Pro-only apps (52%) are paid downloads — a surprising percentage given that across the wider App
We're very much in the early days of visionOS. As I told Chris Lawley on Mastodon, "this is definitely the closest I've ever felt to using what feels like an internal version of an Apple product." This isn't to drag the platform,
2 short months ago Google announced Gemini (apparently Gemini 1.0). It came in 3 variants: 1. Gemini Nano, which runs locally on devices as small as your phone 2. Gemini Pro, which runs on a server and was the back end for Bard 3. Gemini Ultra, which didn’t
How does one afford a Vision Pro? Sacrifices had to be made.
Jen Glennon for Kotaku: Bummer: PS5 Entering 'The Latter Stage of Its Life Cycle,' Sony Says Sony execs also said that its current-gen hardware, the PlayStation 5, is nearing the end of its life cycle. I think the PS5 and Xbox Series console generation will go down as
I brought the Vision Pro to the office today to show a work friend since he's into tech, although he's definitely more cautious when it comes to jumping on new things. He's done a little VR before, as well. He was immediately struck by
Alex Heath for The Verge: Zuckerberg says Quest 3 is “the better product” vs. Apple’s Vision Pro He says the Quest has a better “immersive” content library than Apple, which is technically true for now, though he admits that the Vision Pro is a better entertainment device. And then
If you handed me the iPhone 16 Pro today and told me that I needed to have a written review of it done by tomorrow that helped people understand if it was a phone worth upgrading to, I could do it no problem. I’d have to leave out battery