Top 5 Google I/O 2018 conference Day 1 Highlights: Android P, Android Things, ARCore,...
Google I/O 2018, the most anticipated conference by Google kicked off yesterday at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. Seems like it was just...
Google Daydream powered Lenovo Mirage solo hits the market
Just when people couldn’t keep up with the excitement of the Oculus Go launched at the Facebook’s F8 conference, Google added fuel to the...
Google open sources Seurat to bring high precision graphics to Mobile VR
Google has open sourced Seurat, their VR positional-tracking tool. Google Seurat was first announced at their 2017 I/O conference to help developers bring high-precision...
Google’s Android Things, developer preview 8: First look
Last month, Google announced the final preview release of Android Things, Developer Preview 8, before the upcoming stable release. Earlier this year, Google also...
Oculus Go, the first stand alone VR headset arrives!
At the two-day F8 conference hosted by Facebook, Oculus unveiled a new virtual reality headset. The Oculus Go is priced at an astonishing $199,...
Understanding the hype behind Magic Leap’s New Augmented Reality Headsets
After 6 years of long anticipation, Magic Leap, the secretive billion dollar startup has finally unveiled its first augmented reality headset. This mysterious new...
Leap Motion open sources its $100 augmented reality headset, North Star
Leap Motion, famous for building hand tracking hardware and software announced its move into the Augmented reality space with the project ‘North Star’- an...
Windows launches progressive web apps… that don’t yet work on mobile
Progressive web apps are now available on the Microsoft store. But just when you thought Microsoft was taking a step to plug the 'app...
Verizon launches AR Designer, a new tool for developers
Verizon's AR creative studio Envrmnt has launched an app for creating augmented reality applications: AR Designer. According to Verizon, it's an easy to use...
Must Read in Mobile
Understanding the Foundation of Protocol-oriented Design
When Apple announced Swift 2 at the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in 2016, they also declared that Swift was the world’s first protocol-oriented...
