After an early head start, Oculus and its owner Facebook have faced internal turmoil and squandered some of their market leadership in virtual reality. But it’s not too late for Oculus to turn things around and still win — if it follows these steps.

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Like most people in Japan, I went to see Rogue One over the weekend with a friend. It was better than I was expecting and I think a lot of that is down to the fact it held back on many of the goofier aspects of the Force.

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If you’re looking to gift a subscription to a digital comic service, it can be hard to figure out which to choose. I take a look at the main players and find out which really earns the name “Unlimited.”

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VideoPhoto: Bungie When I was growing up, all my friends thought making video games would be just about the coolest thing you could do as a career. It would be a way to stay connected to the industry into adulthood, as surely, there was no other way to do so, right? Not […]

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Courtesy Vanessa Alvarez Vanessa Alvarez, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Microsoft,is the daughter of immigrants and the first college graduate in her family. She has firsthand experience with the challenges of blossoming out of poverty, working herself through school and leveraging the support of numerous mentors to reach her current situation. […]

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The families of three men shot and killed at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando earlier this year are suing Facebook, Twitter and Google for allegedly providing the ‘Islamic State’ terrorist with material support. But their arguments don’t stack up.

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The Virtual Reality industry is already experiencing some growing pains, and they are natural considering people’s overhyped expectations.

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Patreon rewards those who take risks and delve into a specific, narrow niche. Instead of relying on as many people as possible to throw in a dollar once, Patreon’s top earners count on a smaller, loyal audience that can’t get this type of work anywhere else.

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