VR continues to take off and get ever more impressive, but there’s no arguing that some of the most impressive, and arguably the most engaging VR technology comes at a price with headsets like the HTC ...

Those who are on the verge of investing in an Oculus Rift headset but don’t have the confidence to get into it just yet may want to sit tight. Progress is being made on an application for Google ...

VR systems like the HTC Vive and the Oculus Rift are really cool but also really expensive. That’s why RiftCat created a new app, VRidge, that lets you play rich PC-based VR content on small devices ...

Virtual reality might be great and all, but the current generation practically sets up their own walled gardens. You have, for example, somewhat incompatible platforms from Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.

Virtual reality on the PC is an expensive proposition today, requiring both a high-end headset and a powerful computer, but a new app promises to make the headset side of the equation much cheaper. Of ...

As exciting as VR might sound at this point in time, virtual reality headsets are a fairly new and untested product, and thus, not many VR enthusiasts can or are willing to become early adopters of ...

A new app called VRidge promises to close the gap between high-end virtual reality headsets and Google’s cheap Cardboard viewer: VRidge lets consumers install Oculus Rift-compatible games and ...

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VR hype is in overdrive. After decades of promises, sleek, consumer-grade virtual reality is finally real, thanks to companies like Oculus and HTC/Valve. Thanks to a piece of software called VRidge, ...

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