As I wrote in my earlier blog post, VR is something that needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. Once you do experience it, get past the initial amazing fascination and start playing games a fairly glaring problem reveals itself: how to navigate the amazing worlds that are all around you. Yes, there is some limited motion tracking but it tends to be constrained to whatever space you may have in your room, which tends to be a few square meters at best (and when you reach the edge of y...

As I wrote in my earlier blog post, VR is something that needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. Once you do experience it, get past the initial amazing fascination and start playing games a fairly glaring problem reveals itself: how to navigate the amazing worlds that are all around you. Yes, there is some limited motion tracking but it tends to be constrained to whatever space you may have in your room, which tends to be a few square meters at best (and when you reach the edge of y...

Something big may be happening to user experience. Bing and Google will soon be showing tweets as part of the search results (they have both licensed the full Twitter firehose and Marissa Meyer yesterday demoed a version of “Social Search”). Google is already returning videos from Youtube as search results and apparently will soon be offering music. Bing video results can be played right on the results page. Facebook just announced music gifts that can be played right inside of the news feed ...

Something big may be happening to user experience. Bing and Google will soon be showing tweets as part of the search results (they have both licensed the full Twitter firehose and Marissa Meyer yesterday demoed a version of “Social Search”). Google is already returning videos from Youtube as search results and apparently will soon be offering music. Bing video results can be played right on the results page. Facebook just announced music gifts that can be played right inside of the news feed ...