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Legal blogger Eric Goldman covers a weird (and rightfully smacked down) attempt at getting Section 230 immunity for nonconsensually distributing

404 Media obtained internal emails about how a controversial Call of Duty- themed police recruiting poster was created — and before the backlash, the

The Twitter/X alternative's latest financial update is dire: it may run out of money in April after losing contact with a single person who's provided its funding so far.

That's almost a year after its 2023 PC release, but good news for anyone who'd rather try the surprisingly good retro shooter revamp on Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation 4, or PlayStation 5.

What's in that case that says “Oculus Development Kit” in front of Oculus and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey, appearing beside Bigscreen VR's Darshan

Joking aside , Oculus and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey made good on his promise to announce a new head-mounted display during a talk at Augmented World Expo.

Joking aside, Oculus and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey made good on his promise to announce a new head-mounted display during a talk at Augmented World Expo. He said little about the new project, though, except the quote above — and he suggested it’s still in the early stages. Luckey also mentioned “adult entertainment” could be the most promising VR hardware niche for a small company, since mainstream companies won’t touch it. He emphatically did not say that’s what he’s working on here.

photo of This prototype turns your car’s windshield into a giant AR display image A huge panel becomes an AR projector powered by data from eye tracking sensors in this prototype. | Image: Adi Robertson / The Verge Car infotainment systems are getting ever bigger, but a startup’s new prototype takes things further than even something like Ford’s pillar-to-pillar touchscreen — by…

This prototype turns your car's windshield into a giant AR display Distance Technologies goes way beyond most car heads-up display makers, but it's got a lot of kinks to iron out.

This tiny tablet is a smart upgrade for AR glasses Xreal knows some people won't sacrifice their phone battery for AR glasses, and this $199 device is courting them.