• Hey, hiring managers — throw that beer test out the window

    Hey, hiring managers — throw that beer test out the window
    Over the last few years, the notion of passing a so-called "beer test" has become a pretty popular step of the interview process for deciding which employee candidates may be the next best cultural fit for your brand.  
    Personally, after years of running a global recruitment firm, I have found that this test – if you can call it that – leads to poor hiring decisions, unintended discrimination, and often prevents a diverse workplace. 
    So, what is the beer test? In a nutshell
  • Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 preview lets you preserve battery life with throttling

    Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 preview lets you preserve battery life with throttling
    Microsoft today announced that its most recent Windows 10 preview build lets you test out new battery-saving technology.
    Not only will your Windows 10 PC run certain programs more efficiently, you can also now use a slider to decide whether to run your system at the recommended level, in a way that will preserve its battery life, or in a way that will provide better or the best possible performance.
    Microsoft first dropped the slider into a Windows 10 preview in January, but it didn’t
  • Facebook turned a JavaScript framework into a VR creation tool

    Facebook turned a JavaScript framework into a VR creation tool
    Facebook launched React VR today, an open source JavaScript framework for building VR experiences that was announced back in October. It's based on React, which is the user interface code that powers websites like Facebook and Instagram. React VR lets you import 360 panoramic images and 3D models into a scene, add text and images, and implement interactivity with the same style of code you'd normally use to make a website.
    Under the hood is WebVR, a burgeoning standard that was originally spearh
  • Why is Nintendo killing the NES Classic Edition? GamesBeat Decides

    Why is Nintendo killing the NES Classic Edition? GamesBeat Decides
    Nintendo is sending out the last shipments of the NES Classic Edition this month, and then it is discontinuing that throwback mini-console.
    On this week’s episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, host Jeffrey Grubb and co-host Mike Minotti try to figure out why the hell Nintendo would stop making its retro gaming machine that comes with 30 classic games for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Maybe the publisher has future plans involving either a new NES Classic or the Swit
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  • The plan to get Congress super stoned on 420

    The plan to get Congress super stoned on 420
    The same group that offered a free joint to Inauguration Day attendees is puff, puff, passing along the free cannabis to Capitol Hill workers.
    To properly celebrate 420 in the nation's capital, on Thursday from (high) noon until 4:20 p.m., the pro-marijuana group DCMJ is handing out two free joints to members of Congress and congressional staffers, interns, and other workers — and credentialed journalists. 
    The group will be passing out joints on non-federal land since the city of D.C
  • Justin Trudeau finally got something wrong, and it took a climate activist to call him out

    Justin Trudeau finally got something wrong, and it took a climate activist to call him out
    Justin Trudeau, the handsome, worldly prime minister of Canada seems to do no wrong, but when it comes to climate change, he's a complicated figure.
    The prime minister boldly declared that "Canada is back" at the negotiating table for U.N. climate talks during a speech at the Paris negotiations in 2016, garnering a standing ovation. 
    But a well-known climate activist wants the world to see through the double-speak. Never one to shy away from a fight, activist and journalist Bill McKibben to
  • Petsmart bought Chewy.com in what's reported to be the biggest e-commerce deal ever

    Petsmart bought Chewy.com in what's reported to be the biggest e-commerce deal ever
    Petsmart just snapped up pet supply site Chewy.com in what's reported to be the biggest e-commerce deal in history.
    The big box store paid around $3.35 billion for the online outlet, according to Recode's sources — slightly more than the $3.3 billion Walmart spent on Jet.com in another monster online shopping acquisition last year.
    The deal is also all the more notable for the fact that Petsmart itself was most recently valued at $8.7 billion when private equity investors bought it two yea
  • Octane.ai adds support for Facebook Messenger QR codes

    Octane.ai adds support for Facebook Messenger QR codes
    Bot maker Octane.ai will now allow bot creators to generate Facebook Messenger parametric codes to guide a user to their bot and customize the consumer’s experience.
    QR codes in chat apps like WeChat have been used to make purchases, unlock unique information, or guide a user’s experience in the offline world.
    Messenger Platform 2.0 launched during the F8 keynote address today, and new updates are centered on discovery, with features like scan codes and chat extensions
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  • Twitter could learn from this subreddit about adults who don’t understand social media

    Twitter could learn from this subreddit about adults who don’t understand social media
    Spending time on the internet can be draining. But the best remedy for social media blues is built around the very people who don’t understand it: the OldPeopleFacebook subreddit, aka Cracker Bargel. It’s like dunking my brain into a warm bath. The comments are so nice it would be suspicious, if the posts in question weren’t so earnest.
    This subreddit provides a beautiful roadmap for how to create a better internet through playful discussion of clueless subjects. Members submit
  • Anger Isn’t Enough, So the #Resistance Is Weaponizing Data

    Anger Isn’t Enough, So the #Resistance Is Weaponizing Data
    Jon Ossoff's campaign for Congress proves just how powerful the "resistance" has become—and how haphazard. Progressive number-crunchers hope to change that The post Anger Isn’t Enough, So the #Resistance Is Weaponizing Data appeared first on WIRED.
  • Kickstarter launches a ‘request for projects’ program

    Kickstarter launches a ‘request for projects’ program
     You can’t be hanging around in the world of crowdfunding for as long as Kickstarter without spotting a few trends here and there. Taking a leaf out of Y Combinator’s Request for Startups, the crowdfunding site is highlighting what it thinks are opportunities in the coming year. It sends a signal to potential campaigns, hinting what Kickstarter will throw its not inconsiderable… Read More
  • Here’s Everything Facebook Announced at F8, From VR to Bots

    Augmented reality, Messenger upgrades, and more. The post Here's Everything Facebook Announced at F8, From VR to Bots appeared first on WIRED.
  • Trump signs executive order reviewing H-1B visa program

    Trump signs executive order reviewing H-1B visa program
    President Donald Trump today signed an executive order directing the government to review its polices on the H-1B visa program, as the administration says it looks to cut down on abuse in the system designed for high-skilled workers.Nearly 200,000 applications were sent in this year for the program
    Nearly 200,000 applications were recently sent in for this year’s 85,000 spots in the popular program, meant to bring skilled workers from overseas to the United States. But despite a push from
  • Internet collectively shouts 'too soon' after Adidas' terrible marathon email

    Internet collectively shouts 'too soon' after Adidas' terrible marathon email
    Welcome to the club, Adidas. The company is the latest in a string of brands to find itself frantically apologizing for doing something stupid. 
    On Tuesday, the sportswear company had its very own SMH moment after sending out a mass email about the 121st Boston Marathon, which took place on Monday.
    The email in question arrived bearing the subject line: "Congrats, you survived the Boston Marathon!" Yes, four years after two pressure cooker bombs placed near the Boston Marathon's finish line
  • GamesBeat Summit will examine how investors see the startup climate

    GamesBeat Summit will examine how investors see the startup climate
    It’s time to introduce new speakers. We’ll delve into the investment climate for the gaming ecosystem with a panel moderated by Amitt Mahajan, a managing partner at Presence Capital, at our upcoming GamesBeat Summit 2017: How games, sci-fi, and tech create real-world magic. This roundtable session will examine the climate for game startups and how to get funding for them.
    GamesBeat Summit 2017 will take place on May 1-2 at the historic Claremont resort hotel in Berkeley, Ca
  • HTC has a strange little bundle deal going for its pricey Vive VR headset

    HTC has a strange little bundle deal going for its pricey Vive VR headset
     Virtual reality really isn’t good enough yet to justify going broke for. Though VR headset prices are steadily coming down, the fact is it’s still not all that accessible for even the most gadget-obsessed consumers to get started on high-quality VR. Today, HTC, which makes the popular Vive headset, announced a few deals that will help new customers spread out the cost of the… Read More
  • Hodor considers entering politics to fight for marriage equality

    Hodor considers entering politics to fight for marriage equality
    Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn is saying a lot more than "Hodor!" these days. 
    The Northern Ireland native, known for acting in HBO's Game of Thrones and for his DJ sets on his "Rave of Thrones" tour, is speaking out for same-sex marriage in his country. In an interview with Northern Ireland's Belfast Telegraph Tuesday, he said he hopes the country will embrace marriage equality like Ireland and the rest of the UK. And he might even get politically involved to help make it happen.
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  • Watch bewildered bartenders try to identify people who are underage

    Watch bewildered bartenders try to identify people who are underage
    For bartenders, being able to quickly identify underage patrons seems like a useful skill. But only if they're good at it. 
    And, judging by this new clip from WatchCut, it's way harder than it looks. (See for yourself and play along.) So maybe we should just keep relying on those confusing ID holograms, yes? Read more...
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  • Chatbots evolve from greeting tool to customer service must-have

    Chatbots evolve from greeting tool to customer service must-have
    GUEST: Chatbots were simple in the beginning, often limited to web browser pop-ups that could only send straightforward greetings like “Hi, how are you?” to website visitors.
    Because of AI and cloud technology, chatbots are no longer just a nice-to-have greeting tool, but a key element in fostering a more engaging customer experience for businesses across every industry. By tapping into deep learning technologies, these tools learn, converse, and understand the world similarly to the
  • Serene underwater footage shows whale's-eye view of Antarctica

    Serene underwater footage shows whale's-eye view of Antarctica
    Scientists are diving deep off the coast of Antarctica to help protect whale feeding areas.
    But they're not jumping into the frigid Southern Ocean themselves. Instead, a team of researchers has attached non-invasive sensors and cameras to the backs of humpback and minke whales.
    The project, supported by World Wildlife Fund's Australia office, has gathered a bounty of information so far, including when, where, and how whales eat krill; what their social lives are like; and how they're able to bl
  • The Wet Hot American Summer tabletop game is D&D for comedy nerds

    The Wet Hot American Summer tabletop game is D&D for comedy nerds
    Wet Hot American Summer Fantasy Camp is the first officially licensed game based on the comedy-film-turned-Netflix-series about the kids and councilors at a raunchy summer camp. The tabletop game, which features caricatures of the film’s many stars — including Amy Poehler, Janeane Garofalo, and the unaging Paul Rudd — is a bit more complicated than what you’ll find in your parents’ board game closet.
    The game is a fantasy role-playing tabletop game for three to five
  • Yahoo reports $1.37 billion revenue in final quarter as independent company

    Yahoo reports $1.37 billion revenue in final quarter as independent company
    Yahoo ($YHOO) reported its first-quarter earnings on Tuesday, revealing that it generated $1.37 billion in revenue, a 26 percent increase, and a non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.18.
    Wall Street analysts had been expecting $1.23 billion in revenue with an EPS of $0.08.
    Shares in the company closed the day up 0.36 percent at $47.56 and in after-hours trading continues to increase (up 0.40 percent at time of writing).
    “Our Q1 performance reflects solid financial and operational exe
  • HBO Go finally adds an automated binge mode to its iOS and Android apps

    HBO Go finally adds an automated binge mode to its iOS and Android apps
    HBO Go is still one of the best ways to watch HBO content if you (or a family member) happen to have a cable subscription. Unfortunately, it hasn’t ever been the best app to navigate, forcing you to dig through its library just to get to the next episode of Game of Thrones. Thankfully, that’s changing today. With the latest update, the app finally makes it easier to pick up where you last left off or keep watching your favorite show without needing to touch your smartphone.
    What user
  • Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days hits Steam May 18 as film celebrates its 25th anniversary

    Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days hits Steam May 18 as film celebrates its 25th anniversary
    Spoilers for the 25-year-old Reservoir Dogs movie: I always thought Mr. Orange deserved a better fate than being shot by a random stranger.
    Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days will help me keep him alive when it hits PC on May 18 (with an Xbox One release later this year). Based on the classic Quentin Tarantino flick, Bloody Days reimagines the events of the film (and adds other game-specific missions) as a top-down shooter with a time-traveling twist from Big Star Games. Using the characters and crimin
  • The Roadie 2 can tune your guitar automatically

    The Roadie 2 can tune your guitar automatically
    The Roadie Tuner is one of those feel-good Kickstarter success stories that makes the whole experiment worth it. It's a quirky solution to a common problem, and it actually shipped to its backers! The tuner works by pairing with a smartphone to listen to the string you're plucking, and then robotically rotating your instrument's tuning peg until the string is in tune. It didn't change the world, but it worked well and removed some of the stress of the tuning process.
    Now Roadie is back for round
  • Change Agent is a terrible book that will make a great movie

    Change Agent is a terrible book that will make a great movie
    Last month, The Hollywood Reporter announced a movie deal for a novel called Change Agent, a sci-fi thriller about genetic engineering that was released today. If everything goes right, Change Agent could be a must-see sci-fi blockbuster along the lines of Minority Report, blending clever philosophizing with non-stop action. It's about an Interpol agent who's given the face and body of a wanted criminal, through rogue gene editing that could make the very concept of individual identity obsolete.
  • Volkswagen’s I.D. CROZZ electric concept aims for 2020 production

    Volkswagen’s I.D. CROZZ electric concept aims for 2020 production
     Electric production vehicles may be relatively rare, but electric concepts abound, and most of them are targeting 2020 for a rough production date, as is the Volkswagen I.D. CROZZ, an all-electric design whose name I hope dies in a horrible fire between now and whenever (if ever) it does end up hitting the street. Read More
  • 'Take that for data!' is already the NBA Playoffs' championship meme

    'Take that for data!' is already the NBA Playoffs' championship meme
    His Memphis Grizzlies lost the game, but coach David Fizdale definitely won the internet. 
    So, uh, take that for data! 
    SEE ALSO: How Derek Jeter's once-mocked startup became a sports media powerhouse
    Fizdale's Grizzlies faced the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night in the opening game of their first-round NBA Playoffs series. Memphis mounted a furious comeback after getting blown out early but ultimately fell to the Spurs, 96-82. 
    In his post-game press conference, Fizdale went off
  • Kendrick Lamar and Don Cheadle face off in crazy video for 'DNA'

    Kendrick Lamar and Don Cheadle face off in crazy video for 'DNA'
    Not even a full week after the release of DAMN., Kung Fu Kenny delivers again. No, it's not another album—but if you love Don Cheadle then this just might be better. 
    The actor and Kendrick Lamar battle back and forth to the ferocious song "DNA," which appears on his latest studio album. Lamar is handcuffs in the midst of a polygraph test while Cheadle interrogates him.  
    “Kendrick Lamar, two first names, huh," Cheadle says in the video, directed by Nabil Elderkin. "What t
  • Tough goose spotting walking around New York with an arrow through its neck

    Tough goose spotting walking around New York with an arrow through its neck
    Residents in Amherst, New York have been on a wild goose chase for more than a month looking for a Canada goose walking around with an arrow through its neck. 
    Yes, you read that correctly. There's an actual arrow stuck in a goose's neck. And the goose is still alive and kicking and balancing her long neck pretty well between the two sides of the killing contraption.
    SEE ALSO: 10 Disney animals we would totally date
    According to the local ABC affiliate, animal groups are still unable to ca
  • Following Kong: Skull Island, a TV show called King Kong Skull Island

    Following Kong: Skull Island, a TV show called King Kong Skull Island
    Kong: Skull Island, the second entry in Warner Bros.’ “MonsterVerse,” which also includes 2014’s Godzilla, as well as the upcoming film Godzilla: King of Monsters (2019), and the inevitable Godzilla vs. Kong (2020), hit theaters just over a month ago.
    Now, as reported by Deadline, there will be a not-totally-related King Kong TV show called King Kong Skull Island. It will reportedly feature “a female-led, multicultural ensemble that delves into the wonders and horro
  • Game over, man! The NES Classic is discontinued planet-wide

    Game over, man! The NES Classic is discontinued planet-wide
     Well, it was fun while it lasted. The NES Classic Edition (it went by several names, but you know what I mean) was the must-have item of the holidays and pretty much ever since, owing to short supply of the compact retro gaming console. And Nintendo just confirmed that it was indeed ending production of the device in Europe, the last region they were still officially available. Read More
  • Facebook expands its open-source portfolio with new UI framework for Android

    Facebook expands its open-source portfolio with new UI framework for Android
     At its F8 developer conference, Facebook today announced that it is open-sourcing Litho, a declarative framework for building efficient user interfaces on Android. Litho is the same framework Facebook uses internally to build its own Android app, which is currently being used by more than a billion people every month. Read More
  • Facebook to developers: Help us destroy Snapchat

    Facebook to developers: Help us destroy Snapchat
    Mark Zuckerberg cares about a few things: his family (including his dog Beast), live video and VR, and destroying Snapchat. 
    SEE ALSO: No assholes allowed at Facebook's big conference
    The 32-year-old billionaire CEO made that clear in his keynote during Facebook's annual F8 developers conference. When most of the world was seeing flashing headlines on CNN about a man who leveraged Facebook to show off and confess to a murder, Zuckerberg talked about a future where augmented reality —
  • Facebook launches React VR, a new JavaScript framework for building basic VR apps

    Facebook launches React VR, a new JavaScript framework for building basic VR apps
     Facebook today announced the launch of React VR, a new JavaScript framework that lets developers build virtual reality experiences with the help of JavaScript. React VR takes its cues from Facebook’s existing React framework; just like with React for standard web apps, VR developers can now use the same declarative model to write apps for their 360-degree experiences. Read More
  • Facebook announces React Fiber, a rewrite of its React framework

    Facebook announces React Fiber, a rewrite of its React framework
     Facebook has completely rewritten React, its popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. The company hasn’t previously talked about React Fiber, as the project is called, but it has actually been working on it for a while. In addition, it is also launching a rewrite of Relay, its framework for building data-heavy applications. Read More
  • Apple makes iWork, iMovie & GarageBand apps free to all Mac & iOS users

    Apple makes iWork, iMovie & GarageBand apps free to all Mac & iOS users
     Apple quietly rolled out updated versions of its iWork, iMovie and GarageBand apps on Mac and iOS today, making them free for all customers on both platforms. Many customers already had free copies of these apps, as they came free with new Mac or iOS devices. The pricing change, however, removes the requirement to have bought new Apple hardware to get the apps for free. This expands the… Read More
  • Token.FM, First Blockchain-Based Direct-to-Fan Music Platform, to Launch Initial Trial in May, Opens Series A Round

    Token.FM, First Blockchain-Based Direct-to-Fan Music Platform, to Launch Initial Trial in May, Opens Series A Round
    PRESS RELEASE: NAPA VALLEY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–April 18, 2017– Blockchain, Bitcoin, and token solutions company Tokenly announced today that it will launch its initial trial of Blockchain-based music service token.FM in early May and open a Series A round. token.FM is a direct-to-fan platform, the first to leverage Blockchain technology to address existing media challenges and empower the future of media distribution and fan relationships. Artists control their pricing, dis
  • The best stoned news bloopers will give you the giggles

    The best stoned news bloopers will give you the giggles
    Don't watch the news stoned — it'll only freak you out, man. 
    Live interviews on the local news always bring a wealth of interesting characters to the TV. It's inevitable that a few of those people will be blazed out of their minds.
    Hey, at least it makes for great television.  Read more...
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  • Apple’s GarageBand, iMovie, and iWork apps are now completely free

    Apple’s GarageBand, iMovie, and iWork apps are now completely free
    Apple is making its GarageBand, iMovie, and iWork (Pages, Keynote, and Numbers) apps totally free for all Mac OS and iOS customers as of today. In late 2013, Apple began offering the software for free to anyone that purchased a new Apple device — either a Mac or iPhone / iPad — on or after September 1st, 2013.Owners of older hardware who wanted to install the apps had to pay for them. iMovie and Garageband were $4.99 for iOS, according to 9to5Mac, and the iWork apps were each $9.99.
  • Mental health org and 'Stranger Things' star send warnings about '13 Reasons Why'

    Mental health org and 'Stranger Things' star send warnings about '13 Reasons Why'
    The handwringing over Netflix's 13 Reasons Why continues, with an Australian mental health organization and fellow-Netflix cast member who plays 'Barb' from Stranger Things coming out with concerns about the subject matter of the show.
    Soon after 13 Reasons Why premiered on the streaming site on March 31, the Netflix original sparked a great deal of discussion surrounding sensitive issues such as depression, rape, and suicide. The show retells the suicide of a teenage girl, Hannah (Katherine Lan
  • Watch Dogs 2 gets the new content you crave … like a tentacle-clad sex robot

    Watch Dogs 2 gets the new content you crave … like a tentacle-clad sex robot
    Ubisoft is giving wannabe hackers a new reason to return to San Francisco.
    The publisher released the No Compromise downloadable content pack for its open world hacking game Watch Dogs 2 for PlayStation 4 today (Xbox One and PC players will have to wait until May 18). No Compromise is the third part of the game’s $40 Season Pass. It’ll cost you $10 separately. Developers use season passes and DLC packs as a way to keep players engaged months after a game’s release —
  • Everything you need to know about what Facebook announced at F8

    Everything you need to know about what Facebook announced at F8
    Facebook just showed the world some big plans. CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off its F8 developer conference with a new mission focused on community, some obvious movie references, and tons of dad jokes.
    After the scattershot intro, Facebook got to business — revealing the new tools and platforms for its developer community, which foreshadow where the company and its family of apps are going. Here's everything you need to know about what Facebook revealed on Day 1 at F8:
    Augmented Reality Pla
  • Audi’s latest concept is a new all-electric Tesla Model X competitor

    Audi’s latest concept is a new all-electric Tesla Model X competitor
     Audi’s newest electric vehicle is a crossover SUV with a 4.5-second 0-60mph time, and an impressive range of around 300 miles when its 95kWh battery is topped up. The Audi e-tron Sportback is set for production starting in 2019, and it’s part of Audi’s larger strategy to bring at least three fully electric cars to market by 2020. Read More
  • HP’s new x360 laptops miss the point of 4K on the Spectre but get security right with the EliteBook

    HP’s new x360 laptops miss the point of 4K on the Spectre but get security right with the EliteBook
     The Spectre 13 x360 I strangely loved from late last year is back with a 4K screen and pen support for the Windows Creators update that went global this month. Read More
  • Here’s a robot that’ll toss salads for you for a cool $30,000

    Here’s a robot that’ll toss salads for you for a cool $30,000
    This here is Sally. It’s a machine created by Chowbotics Inc. that’s designed to put together various kinds of salads in about 60 seconds. The machine weighs about 350 pounds, and is initially aimed at businesses such as co-working spaces or supermarkets for what’s essentially a smart salad vending machine to offer to visitors. According to a report by Bloomberg, Chowbotics will soon shrink the device down to a size that’s appropriate for households.
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  • Troubled travel startup Zozi gets acquired by Peek

    Troubled travel startup Zozi gets acquired by Peek
     Zozi, the drama-filled travel industry startup whose former CEO recently sued its board, has been acquired by Peek, a rival in the tours and activities business where Zozi also competes. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the two companies will be joining forces, with the assets and team from Zozi heading over to Peek. The news was reported by Skift, which notes that Peek is… Read More
  • Facebook Messenger is getting an Apple Music extension

    Facebook Messenger is getting an Apple Music extension
    Facebook just announced a bunch of changes to Messenger, with the highlight being new ways for apps to integrate with it. And while it’s not available yet, one of the standout partners announced was Apple Music.
    Near the end of his presentation at Facebook’s F8 conference this afternoon, David Marcus, head of Messenger, said, “I’m really excited to share with you that Apple Music will soon be on the platform as well.”
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  • Your overbearing dad Mark Zuckerberg told some rough jokes at F8

    Your overbearing dad Mark Zuckerberg told some rough jokes at F8
    In many ways, Mark Zuckerberg is like your dad.
    He insists on ever-increasing control of your internet experience.
    He tells bad jokes.
    At Facebook's F8 developer conference held Tuesday held in San Jose, Zuckerberg opened the show with a series of increasingly rough one-liners.
    via GIPHYFirst up: He shared a few of his best F8/The Fate of the Furious crossover jokes. 
    1: "We are gathered here at the second biggest event called F8 this week," he joked. "We probably should have seen this comi
  • Rejoice! Oculus Rift owners can now experience the awesomeness of Google Earth VR

    Rejoice! Oculus Rift owners can now experience the awesomeness of Google Earth VR
    Google just made becoming Superman in virtual reality a lot easier. 
    How so?  
    The search giant finally answered the requests of many VR users by opening Google Earth VR up to Oculus Rift users, and the update includes Oculus Touch controller support. 
    SEE ALSO: Oculus Rift promised us the future of VR. Here's what really happened.
    For the uninitiated, Google Earth VR takes the stunning 3D rendered landscapes and buildings available on the desktop version of Google Earth and allow