Magic Leap acquires Israeli security firm NorthBit
When you’re messing with reality, you’re probably going to want a decent security system. Augmented reality company Magic Leap has acquired the Israeli-based NorthBit...
This Monster Hunter Generations newb is as clumsy as he is stupid (update)
I’ve never had someone take away a Nintendo 3DS from me during a developer visit before. I suck at Monster Hunter. I respect it, but...
Outlyer Technologies’ Advrtas brings ads to virtual reality
Virtual reality is the next frontier for … advertising. Outlyer Technologies is announcing its Advrtas platform today, which enables the creation of interactive ads...
Final Fantasy IX is now available on Steam
One of the greatest Japanese role-playing games ever is finally on PC. The long-awaited port of Final Fantasy IX is available on Steam today....
Microsoft to open Minecraft education edition for all schools in June, free on the early access program
Among a handful of announcements Microsoft made today — designed to make Windows a core facet of the classroom — the company provided more details...
Loook studio will make mixed reality apps for Microsoft HoloLens
Inspired by Microsoft’s HoloLens holographic glasses, the founders of Loook are announcing today that they are creating “mixed reality” apps that blend holographic animations...
Kangaroo Pro is a $199 Windows 10 PC with a little less portability, a lot more ports
InFocus today debuted the Kangaroo Mobile Desktop Pro, a $199 Windows 10 portable PC that is meant to be much more capable than the...
Naked Labs’ home fitness scanner captures your entire body in 3D
Naked Labs is unveiling what it calls the world’s first 3D Fitness Tracker. It scans your entire body using a mirror and a scale,...
Watch Flappy Bird played on an e-cigarette
I was once hooked on Flappy Bird. Millions of us were. But not quite like this. Balázs Bank has decided that in the event...
Blizzard is fending off a potential Lizard Squad cyberattack that’s affecting Battle.net
Blizzard acknowledges it is dealing with a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that is preventing some people from getting online with the publisher’s Battle.net services. The company took to social media to confirm the issues, and it says it is monitoring the assault.