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PlayStation VR won’t be sold at a loss, says Shuhei Yoshida

By Eric David Mar 17, 2016

With the costs associated with most virtual reality devices being exceptionally high, you might expect Sony Corp to sell its new PlayStation VR at a loss to draw consumers in, but according to Sony Worldwide Studios…

Meet the OZO: Nokia’s virtual reality surround camera for professionals

By Kyt Dotson Mar 17, 2016

As virtual reality makes inroads into consumer living rooms with the release of the Vive, Rift and PlayStation VR, professionals will be looking for ways to produce content for these upcoming platforms and Nokia…

Datameer Cloud removes barrier to big data analytics

By Michelle Davidson Mar 17, 2016

In an effort to bring down the barrier between business analysts and big data analytics, Datameer Inc. today announced Datameer Cloud. Running on Microsoft Azure HDInsight, Datameer Cloud provides one-stop self-service big data analytics—available…

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Toshiba to spend $3.2BN on cutting-edge new 3D flash plant

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2016

The world’s supply of 3D NAND memory will increase significantly in the coming years if Toshiba Corp. succeeds with its latest venture. The Japanese technology giant is preparing to start construction on a cutting-edge…

Alexa! What the hell are you doing?!? Why Amazon’s personal assistant needs more smarts

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 17, 2016

Alexa voice search is the pride of Amazon Echo, the e-tailer’s smart home hub. It’s convenient to use, but unfortunately, this ease of use could also be the device’s greatest downfall. National Public Radio…

Valve takes a smarter approach to paid mods with Dota 2

By Eric David Mar 17, 2016

Valve Corp made an ill-advised stab at charging players money for fan-made mods last year with Bethesda Game Studios’ Skyrim, and the move was so widely rejected by the gamer community that Valve quickly backpedaled…

Review: Taking flight in the Oculus Rift at #GDC16

By Robert Pleasant Mar 17, 2016

With all the virtual reality (VR) demos at the Game Developers Conference, one of the most anticipated headsets comes from Oculus VR. Attendees to the event could (after waiting in lengthy lines) test out…

St. Paddy’s Day regrets: Drunk shopping and online gambling

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 17, 2016

St. Patrick’s Day is here. A day where you’ll see throngs of people wearing green, many of them roaming the street drunk out of their wits. Though there are many misconceptions and myths as to…

Blizzard to explore the world of Overwatch with animated shorts and comics

By Eric David Mar 17, 2016

Aside from some pre-match banter between heroes, there is little within Blizzard Entertainment’s Overwatch to explain the backstory of the game, but the game studio has big plans for how it is going to flesh…

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Box teams with Okta to make accessing files from mobile devices safer

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2016

With cyberattacks against the enterprise continuing to increase both in sophistication and frequency, traditional authorization functionality is no longer sufficient to protect employee-owned devices. Box Inc. is expanding its partnership with Okta Inc. this…

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PlayStation VR won’t be sold at a loss, says Shuhei Yoshida

Meet the OZO: Nokia’s virtual reality surround camera for professionals

Datameer Cloud removes barrier to big data analytics

Toshiba to spend $3.2BN on cutting-edge new 3D flash plant

Alexa! What the hell are you doing?!? Why Amazon’s personal assistant needs more smarts

Valve takes a smarter approach to paid mods with Dota 2

Review: Taking flight in the Oculus Rift at #GDC16

St. Paddy’s Day regrets: Drunk shopping and online gambling

Blizzard to explore the world of Overwatch with animated shorts and comics

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