You’ve probably heard plenty about all the virtual-reality (VR) headsets that will be weighing down nerdy heads later this year: Very expensive goggles that you can put on and, by turning your head, ...

The notorious Diablo 4 glyph bug is no more. Following the arrival of the Abattoir of Zir, the new endgame challenge for the Blizzard ARPG, you might have suddenly noticed that your D4 Paragon glyphs ...

The idea behind the Avegant Glyph is pretty simple. It's a $699 portable, wearable movie theater. And if you're thinking it looks more like a pair of Beats than a cinema screen, there's good reason: ...

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Despite some scary headlines about tariffs and price increases hitting the industry, we should also do our best to highlight ...

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The good: Great video quality; Easy to set up; Works well without glasses The bad: Expensive; Requires adapter to use with phone; Buttons are hard to find Who should buy: Frequent travelers and movie ...

Nothing just announced its long-awaited "first true flagship," the Nothing Phone 3, and killed off one of its most popular and unique phone features in the process. The flashing lights that ...

Avegant, the creator of the Glyph virtual display, has gone from Kickstarter to tech pioneer. The Michigan-based start-up is one of 24 honored by the World Economic Forum on Tuesday as a 2015 ...

The Nothing Phone 3 teasers continue to flow, and we’ve just been given a sneak peek at a unique feature the firm’s upcoming flagship handset will be packing. Nothing posted an update announcing a new ...