Date night checklist: Dinner, movie… virtual reality?
StandardThanks to VR, how we spend our evenings out could soon change dramatically.
Livestreaming on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube needs radical change
StandardCommentary: As the tragedy in New Zealand shows, livestreaming has become a nightmare.
Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 isn’t meant for you, but it could change your tech in the future
StandardThe software giant doesn’t plan to sell its $3,500 augmented reality headset to you and me. Yet.
VR’s missing link? A killer app that convinces us to buy in
StandardFacebook, Sony, Microsoft and many others have bought in on virtual reality. You likely haven‘t, and it‘s starting to show.
The answer to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube’s problems with Infowars? Transparency
StandardCommentary: The only way these companies can fix this mess is to be open and honest with all of us about what’s going on. Why is that so hard?
Mark Zuckerberg apologized. Now he has to fix Facebook for real
StandardFacebook’s CEO defiantly refuses to let Russian propaganda, the Cambridge Analytica scandal or hate-spewing trolls ruin his creation. We‘ll see how that turns out.
Congress isn’t ready to regulate Facebook, but it wants to
StandardFacebook’s CEO was told testifying before Congress was a make-or-break moment. While he escaped unscathed, Congress still wants to act.
Zuckerberg takes Facebook data apology tour to Washington
StandardThe creator of the world‘s largest social network is testifying at two congressional hearings this week. The crux: Can we trust Facebook?
VR promised us the future. Too bad we’re stuck in the present
StandardOculus, the VR company that Mark Zuckerberg bought for more than $2 billion, has a problem: It‘s struggling to convince people to buy its gear.
Twitter, what the hell with all the harassment?
StandardCommentary: The social network has changed the face of media and politics, but does it take harassment seriously enough? Let‘s ask CEO Jack Dorsey — together.