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Virtual reality headsets are selling better than ever, and the reason for this is mainly the popularity of VR games. The outlook for 2019 is looking good.

Intel's new camera could be a godsend to hardware makers involved in VR and robotics, all thanks to inside-out tracking tech.

The world's most popular farming video game (yes, you'd better believe it) now was its own esports league. And the prize is nothing to sneeze at.

Silicon Valley is one of the major drivers of technology and when VR investments fall by 81%, it does not bode well.

Spotify is testing a new feature that will let you block artists you don't want to listen to from playlists, radio stations and charts.

Virtual reality has been struggling for a while and it seems 2019 will be the year which makes or breaks it. Here are our predictions for its future.

Amazon is working on a video game streaming service for mobile. Can it deliver console-quality video games on smartphones and tablets?

Google would like to give more attention to its Android TV platform, imposing minimum requirements on box TV manufacturers to make it run.

Square Enix has announced a new Final Fantasy digital card game for smartphones. It features turn-based PvP battles and is coming to Japan initially.

VR entertainment seems poised to become an integral part of mobility tech, if CES 2019 is anything to go by. Here's how Holoride is making it happen.

HTC used CES to announce a range of new VR hardware, and software for its Vive line, including the all-new Vive Cosmos. Find out all about it here.

Insta360 has introduced a new VR camera, and it really has it all! The latest model, called Titan, shines with best marks and cutting edge features - but carries a price tag to match.

A game studio made up of former Blizzard developers who worked on the Hearthstone game, is making a new Marvel title. Funding is coming from NetEase, the guys co-developing Diablo Immortal, suggesting that the game will also be a mobile game

Virtual reality still hasn't taken the world by storm, but according to new data from Valve PC VR ownership almost doubled in 2018.

A new surprise announcement from the Slightly Mad Studios, developers of the Project Cars racing games, promises to shake up the video game hardware industry. The so-called Mad Box promises to be 'the most powerful console ever

When traveling on a budget, taking the bus is always a good option. However, bus rides that last hours on end can get quite boring after a while. Tech-friendly bus company FlixBus aims to change that by offering virtual reality headsets on board.

The new year is just getting started but the hype train for the year's big games has already left the station. From mobile games to the most immersive VR experiences, these are the games we're most excited to play in 2019.

In 2018 it was impossible not to come across Fortnite in some shape or form. Epic Games, the company that made the world-conquering battle royale game, are tight-lipped when it comes to profits, but an industry source appears to confirm that it is profiting handsomely, even though the game is free to play.

Amazon's language assistant gets a new source for streaming music. Apple Music can now be used with Alexa instead of Spotify, Amazon Music, Deezer or others. Apple is thus taking a further step towards becoming the world's leading provider of music streaming.

If you are living in the US and have a PC and a solid internet connection, you can sign up for Google's Project Stream and land yourself a free copy of Assasin's Creed Odyssey. All you have to do is play the game for one hour or more to claim a free copy from Ubisoft.