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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 may be preparing to land on PlayStation 5 this November, according to fresh retail‑insider tips picked up by multiple outlets — but the rumour arrives with a heavy asterisk: the simulator’s troubled console launch last year, ongoing performance concerns tied to...

For more than a decade the smartphone has been the indispensable center of personal computing—and now the world’s largest tech companies are openly designing a future where that center no longer belongs to a single glass slab, but to a distributed, AI‑driven fabric of wearables, spatial...

Microsoft’s Copilot 3D collapses a steep technical barrier: upload a single JPG or PNG and, within seconds, receive a downloadable GLB 3D model — but that convenience brings new and complex legal, security, and fidelity tradeoffs that creators and IT teams must confront now. (theverge.com...

Microsoft's decision to deprecate its Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) platform in 2024 left many VR enthusiasts with hardware that seemed destined for obsolescence. However, a new development promises to breathe life back into these devices. An unofficial SteamVR driver, aptly named 'Oasis,' is set...

For years, Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) headsets have occupied a unique space in the evolving landscape of virtual reality hardware. Born of Microsoft’s ambitious, sometimes turbulent dreams to democratize spatial computing, WMR devices once presented a tempting middle ground between high-end PC...

For the tens of thousands of VR enthusiasts who invested in Windows Mixed Reality headsets, the past year has felt like betrayal. With the arrival of the Windows 11 24H2 update, Microsoft quietly pulled the plug on its entire Mixed Reality (MR) platform—rendering a slew of devices from industry...

With Microsoft’s sweeping changes in Windows 11 24H2, thousands of existing Windows Mixed Reality (MR) headsets—from manufacturers like Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung—have found themselves at a dramatic crossroads. Official support for these devices has been unceremoniously stripped...

In a delightful twist that feels more like a plot twist in a tech drama than a straightforward update, Microsoft has announced the revival of its Mixed Reality support for Windows 11, focusing specifically on the latest Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets. Buckle up, Virtual Reality...

In a captivating announcement that feels like something straight out of a sci-fi film, Microsoft has declared that this December, it will unfurl the full capabilities of Windows 11 within the Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets. This development was unveiled at the Microsoft Ignite 2024...

In a move that could send ripples through the virtual reality community, Microsoft has officially announced that support for its Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) headsets will no longer be available with the latest Windows 11 2024 Update. This decision echoes previous statements made by Microsoft...

If you're one of the few remaining users of Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) devices, you might want to sit down for this news: The latest Windows 11 update (version 24H2) has rendered your VR headset completely unusable. The implication of this update not only strikes a blow to individual users but...

The release of the new Pascal based cards will see the end of mainstream support for 3 or 4 way SLI. Nvidia will still include profiles for benchmarking using more than two cards but that will be about it: "With the GeForce 10-series we’re investing heavily in 2-way SLI with our new High...