SlashGear • 18th April 2024

What Are Military Grade Laptops And Should You Buy One?

These days, it can be difficult for laptop manufacturers to distinguish themselves. As consumers, we're often thrown fancy words that we don't always understand, such as IP water ratings for smartphones or display technology names, like UHD or OLED. One term that gets thrown around a lot when it comes to marketing supposedly durable pieces of technology is "military grade."

SlashGear • 21st March 2024

All About The Israel-Made Merkava Main Battle Tank

In 1967, Israel used the American M48 and British Centurion tanks to storm the Sinai Peninsula in a pre-emptive strike, which led to the end of the Six-Day War. However, this didn't come without consequences, as many of its allies, like the United Kingdom, did agree with their decision and withdrew their commitments, such as its planned joint tank-development project.

SlashGear • 20th January 2024

Why The Development Of The Turkey's TF-X Fighter Jet Is So Significant

In June 2019, the Turkish Aerosplace Industries (TAI) revealed a full-scale mock-up of its TF-X indigenous fighter at the Paris Air Show. Referred to by its program name, Milli Muharip Ucak (MMU) or the National Combat Aircraft, the TF-X prototype is a key piece for Turkey's aerial defense strategy.

SlashGear • 19th January 2024

Everything To Know About NASA's New X-59 Supersonic Aircraft

On January 12, 2024, NASA and Lockheed Martin Skunk Works debuted the X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft in Palmdale, California. In line with NASA's ongoing Quesst mission, the success of the X-59's launch brings us one step closer to regaining commercial supersonic flight. The unveiling ceremony was live-streamed on several NASA platforms, including NASA Television, the NASA app, NASA+, YouTube, and its website.

SlashGear • 28th December 2023

Here's How The US Navy Is Planning To Use AI In Submarines

When it comes to submarine warfare, a key challenge that all naval units encounter is stealth. In fact, nuclear-powered submarines deter war thanks to their ability to survive the first strike of a nuclear attack and ability to remain undetected. For this reason, many modern submarines are designed to be nearly impossible to detect.

SlashGear • 17th December 2023

The Future Of Fighter Jets: AI And Unmanned Aerial Combat

While the threat of nuclear warfare has loomed for decades, a different song is being sung in the age of technology. These days, the tides have turned, and technology like artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to change the rules of war. For years, world militaries have been divided on how AI should be used on and off the battlefield. After all, it poses complex questions regarding what aspects of decision-making should be outsourced

SlashGear • 3rd December 2023

What Makes The HAL Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Such A Big Deal For India

Designed by the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) and the Aircraft Research and Design Centre (ARDC) of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) is a 4.5 generation, all-weather, and multi-role aircraft, which is capable of offensive air support, close combat, and ground attacks. The HAL Tejas is the smallest and lightest Multi-Role Supersonic Fighter Aircraft of its class.

SlashGear • 1st November 2023

Why The Lockheed P2V Neptune Aircraft Was Retired After Almost 40 Years In Service

In theory, vehicles of any kind can run indefinitely as long as people are willing to maintain them. Unfortunately, budget and manpower can be limited in the U.S. military, so fleet modernization is necessary to fulfill constantly changing mission requirements in the military. For this reason, however, even some of the most reliable vehicles need to be retired, like the aircraft known as the Lockheed P2V Neptune.

SlashGear • 23rd October 2023

The M80 Stiletto: The Military's Experimental Carbon Fiber Stealth Boat

When staying ahead of the game can mean the difference between life and death, constant innovation is vital for military technology. One key area in which innovation matters the most, especially in naval warfare, is stealth. Because of this, the race to quiet ocean surveillance has been intense, with most modern submarines becoming nearly impossible to detect.

SlashGear • 8th October 2023

Why The US Canceled Project Pluto: The Super Weapon That Never Was

With the role of nuclear powers in maintaining global order and its ongoing arms race, it's unsurprising that the United States has its eyes on Russia's ongoing development of nuclear-powered missiles. However, it's also a little more personal, especially because the United States had canceled a similar project more than half a century earlier: Project Pluto.

SlashGear • 1st October 2023

The Hidden Impact Of Military SONAR On Marine Life

In 1906, Lewis Nixon invented the first SONAR-type listening device to detect icebergs. Years later, Sound Navigation and Ranging (SONAR) became a staple in naval military warfare for its ability to detect submarines. With the ocean bed holding critical oil and communication lines, submarines are key to surveillance practices necessary for threat assessment and protection.

SlashGear • 25th September 2023

Everything We Know About Israel's New Robotic Drone Tank (And Why It's Raising Concerns)

For the longest time, Israel has been at the forefront of military innovation and has been investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered weapons more and more each year. With a commitment to becoming an AI superpower, the Israel Ministry of Defense has been consistently pushing the boundaries of emerging technology by creating dedicated organizations for it and ramping up its budget for research.

SlashGear • 17th September 2023

Why Modern Submarines Are Nearly Impossible To Detect

Recently, the rise of satellite technology and its availability for commercial use has made it possible for ordinary people to experience the world in more convenient ways. However, it has made things a nightmare for countries to conduct routine military surveillance operations, especially in the water. Unfortunately, this causes a variety of issues, especially because submarine warfare requires stealth as a primary component.

SlashGear • 13th September 2023

The Future Of Trench Warfare: A Look At Ukraine's New AI-Controlled Turret

On September 4, 2023, Slava Ukraini shared a tweet on one of the latest additions to the arsenal of AI-powered military assets: the TGP combat module. Designed by devDROID, the TGP combat module eliminates several, crucial issues in trench warfare.

SlashGear • 7th August 2023

Why Israel's Military Is Doubling Down On AI Warfare

In a time wherein AI is slowly penetrating every inch of society, Israel's military is gearing up to be an artificial intelligence superpower like no other. During Herzliya Conference 2023, an international security forum, Defense Ministry Director-General Eyal Zamir said, "Our mission is to turn the State of Israel into an AI superpower and to be at the head of a very limited number of world powers that are in this club." To usher in this nex

SlashGear • 5th August 2024

Here's Why Boeing Discontinued The C-17 Globemaster III Military Cargo Aircraft

With its long history in the aviation industry, it's unsurprising Boeing has seen many changes to its fleets. As aviation technology improves, it's only natural that older units are replaced with more advanced, efficient models, especially when they are no longer as cost-effective to maintain or fit the existing mission requirements. Of course, when it comes to military planes, staying ahead of the game is even more important as threats continue evolve.

SlashGear • 11th March 2024

How Microsoft's Nuclear-Powered AI Might Be The Future

In a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming part of our lives, the price we have to pay for it is becoming even more apparent each year. While AI has been around for some time, the rise of generative AI products and services has changed the game at an exponential rate. When used responsibly, AI helps push forward innovation and increase workforce productivity in several ways, from workflow tools to creating images.

SlashGear • 16th December 2023

Sweden Is Changing It's Mind About Nuclear Energy, Here's Why They Want To Build More Reactors

In March 1979, a cooling malfunction in a nuclear reactor released radioactive gas in Middletown, Pennsylvania. Referred to as the Three Mile Island accident, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission cites this incident as the "most serious accident in U.S. commercial nuclear power plant operating history."

SlashGear • 11th December 2023

Why GM's Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engine Has Promise (And Why It Could Still Fail Anyway)

In 1945, the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics inaugurated a program to investigate the prospective use of liquid nitrogen as a rocket propellant. However, it wasn't until 1962, when John F. Kennedy issued a challenge to NASA to safely land a man on the moon, that the hydrogen fuel cell technology really took flight. Two years later, the Gemini V spacecraft was the first to use fuel cells using cryogenic hydrogen and ox

SlashGear • 27th November 2023

How New York's New MLS Stadium Plans To Go Fully Electric

In November 2023, the New York City Football Club (NYCFC) shared its plans to build the first-ever Major League Soccer fully electric soccer stadium. During its local community board meeting in Queens, NYCFC revealed the proposal for a 25,000-seat stadium in Willets Point. Under its Willets Point Phase 2 project, the sustainability plan formally entered the Uniform Land Use Review Process (ULURP) in the same week.

SlashGear • 26th November 2023

Why Bacteria May Be A Key Part Of The EV Revolution

Despite numerous advances in electric vehicle (EV) battery technology, it's still a massive point of contention on an EV's actual carbon footprint. Additionally, batteries also fulfill one-half of the equation when it comes to the pain point of EV charging and affect range anxiety, one of the key limitations many existing EV owners have to deal with.

SlashGear • 24th November 2023

After Over 25 Years, Switzerland Will No Longer Give Electric Cars Tax Breaks. Here's Why

On Nov. 8, the Swiss Federal Council announced that it would no longer be issuing an exception for its import duty on electric vehicles starting January 1, 2024. Since its introduction in 1997, electric vehicles have been exempted from the 4% import duty on vehicles for passenger or goods transport weighing no more than 1600 kg under the Automobile Tax Ordinance (AStV).

SlashGear • 10th September 2023

How To Dispose Of Old Electronics The Right Way

For the modern man, electronics are part and parcel of our everyday life. From the phones we have in our pockets to the computers that we use for work, technology has become ubiquitous in the human experience. However, progress comes at a price, and the one we pay for our gadgets is that it affects our environment.

SlashGear • 27th August 2023

Electric Car Charging Speeds: Why They're Still A Pain Point For Owners

Despite evolving technology and increasing affordability, electric vehicles have yet to take over our roads. According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, the share of total electric car sales versus all car sales in the United States only increased from 0.2% (2011) to 4.6% (2021).

SlashGear • 19th August 2023

The Hidden Carbon Footprint Of Electric Vehicles

For years, cars have been regarded as an environmental nightmare. Through every stage of its lifecycle, cars carry an environmental and social cost with impact that is difficult to truly quantify. For example, cars require a resource-intensive production process, which involves mining and the production of materials like metals, rubber, and plastic.

MUO • 17th December 2021

Built-in iPhone Storage vs. iCloud Storage: What Is More Environmentally Friendly?

Unlike most Android phones, which come with expandable memory, iPhones only have two primary options when it comes to storage—built-in hardware storage and cloud storage. With this, iPhone owners only ever get one chance to choose their preferred storage options, which is when you first purchase the device.

These days, many conscious consumers are asking what option is best for the environment. An iPhone's built-in storage capacity can significantly affect the overall carbon emission in the man

MUO • 10th September 2021

The Facebook Metaverse, Explained (And Why You Should Care)

Like all great protagonists, Facebook was born from humble origins: a Harvard dorm and a young man with the intention of publicly rating his university peers based on looks. This young man with a dream, Mark Zuckerberg, risked his youth, dropped out of college and went on to build the social media giant we've all come to know: Facebook.

After going through the valley of darkness, years of iteration, and unlocking the secret of monetization with ads, Zuckerberg clawed his way to the top and buil

MakeUseOf • 3rd February 2021

Why Has Disney+ Removed Some Films From Kids' Profiles?

Over its long history, Disney as a company has changed alongside its viewers. While not apparent at the time, there are several scenes in our favorite Disney movies that are not suitable for children and have therefore been removed from Disney+.

While some people are afraid that these movies are gone permanently, they are still available in the adults-only section of the streaming service.

Which Movies Have Been Removed From Disney+ for Kids?

Disney have produced many classics that have broug

SlashGear • 16th January 2024

Major Camera Companies Are Working To Fight Deepfakes: Here's How

Before the ubiquity of artificial intelligence (AI), humans imagined a world wherein machines would take over the most mundane and repetitive tasks. In this ideal world, things like cleaning or organizing would have been a thing of the past, and people could do less manual labor and more creative work. Unfortunately, this is not what is happening.

SlashGear • 14th August 2023

What To Do If Someone Deepfakes Your Photo With AI

While tech giants like Google have made efforts to thwart deepfakes from taking over, there are some things we can still do to not contribute to the problem. First, we should be careful about sharing content without validating if it's a trustworthy publication or creator. While some countries like China are actively trying to crackdown on deepfakes in the media with legislation, many countries are still in the nascent stages in terms of preventive laws for cybercrimes.

Second, when we are made

SlashGear • 5th August 2023

What We Know About Apple's New AI Chatbot

What We Know About Apple's New AI Chatbot While artificial intelligence has been around for years in various forms, there has been a resurgence in interest due to generative AI technology and the rise of AI chatbots. In recent times, OpenAI's ChatGPT and DALL-E, as well as Stability AI's Stable Diffusion, have been the subjects of widespread praise and criticism for their impact on multiple industries. While Google's Bard is marketed as a creative and helpful collaborator, Microsoft's Copilot fo

SlashGear.com • 5th July 2022

The debate about AI just got a lot more complicated

The Debate About AI Just Got A Lot More Complicated In June 2022, Stanford's Digital Economy Lab director Erik Brynjolfsson said in a statement to CNBC that a genuinely sentient artificial intelligence (AI) could be 50 years away. The discussion was prompted by a Google engineer who claimed the AI chatbot LaMDA had achieved sentience, a possibility that Brynjolfsson was quick to shut down. "Sometime in the next 50 years [is more likely] ... Having an AI pretend to be sentient is going to happen

MUO • 9th March 2021

How Much Money Does Spotify Pay Artists?

With over 144 million subscribers worldwide, Spotify has become an unstoppable force in the music industry. Boasting over 50 million songs and 700,000 podcasts, Spotify has quickly become the place for upcoming and established artists to share their work.

If you are wondering about how much Spotify pays your favorite artists, keep reading. (Hint: Surprisingly, not a lot.)

Despite its widespread use, Spotify is notorious for its lack of transparency with how it pays its artists. Contrary to pop

MUO • 16th October 2021

The Dark Side of Spotify Data Collection

Listening to music can be an incredibly intimate experience, and what we listen to often says a lot about other aspects of our life.

Every so often, it’s about happy moments like weddings, anniversaries, graduations, and birthdays. Other times, it’s about isolation, heartbreak, or grief. In the middle, it can even be for daily workouts, study music, or spending time with your pets. But regardless, there’s a song for every moment.

However, businesses knowing all of that can be a problem—especia

MUO • 4th February 2022

What Is Proof of Stake (PoS)? Here's What You Need to Know

When it comes to decentralized ledger technology, there are endless applications, including blockchain. One of the key ways to define a blockchain is through its consensus mechanism, the method used to validate transactions made on the public ledger.

If you ever tried to learn about how blockchain consensus works, you may have come across the term "proof of stake." Proof of stake is a simple concept to understand, but it's one of the most important concepts in blockchain. So, what is proof of s

MUO • 20th January 2022

Soft Fork vs. Hard Fork: What's the Difference?

If you're new to cryptocurrency, you may have heard the term "fork" thrown around. Like a fork in the road, a cryptocurrency fork is a point at which there are two paths for a blockchain's development.

However, you're not alone if you do not understand what it means, especially for the blockchain networks you support. So, what is a blockchain fork?

What Is a Fork in Blockchain Terms?

Forks are quite common in the blockchain development process. A blockchain fork can be good or bad, depending

MUO • 13th September 2021

The Beginner's Guide to Bitcoin: What Is It and Why Should You Care?

There was a time wherein news about cryptocurrency was mostly about how it was probably just a hoax, especially Bitcoin. With its questionable origins and promises of a future without banks, it’s no wonder that we couldn’t take Bitcoin seriously for a long time.

However, these days, the financial world is singing a different tune. Bitcoin is everywhere. Everyone, including large corporations and banks themselves have some skin in the game. But what is it really, and why should you start finally

MUO • 10th August 2021

Bitcoin vs. Ethereum: What's the Difference?

For the longest time, Bitcoin was the undisputed king of the cryptocurrency world. Reports of Bitcoin’s successes and failures often intertwined with how the world perceived blockchain as a whole. However, like all empires, there is always someone challenging for the throne. In recent years, newer and faster technology has broadened the notion of blockchain and what it could be used for.

In this article, we’ll talk about Bitcoin’s place in the crypto world today and the role of what could be Bi

SlashGear • 22nd July 2024

5 Ways To Use Your TV's USB Ports

Most smart TVs come with USB ports in addition to the usual selection of input options. Here are some cool ways you can use them.

SlashGear • 11th March 2024

Here's How Floppy Disks Are Inspiring A New Music Scene

When you think about retro music formats, floppy disks may not immediately be top of mind. They're not as culturally iconic as cassette and CD players or as elegant as old-school vinyl. But for a number of dedicated musicians and listeners, floppy disks have inspired a surprising modern movement.

MUO • 23rd April 2021

Why Are People Still Buying Vinyl Records?

Many music lovers are pulling back from the world of streaming and online music videos, opting for a different kind of listening experience. In 2020, vinyl records outsold CDs for the first time in decades.

With so many more convenient options to listen to music, an increasing number of people are choosing to do things at a difference pace. We're going to explore why people are still buying vinyl records.

When a vinyl spins, it creates vibrations. These vibrations turn into electronic signals

SlashGear • 20th July 2024

USB Flash Drive Or External Hard Drive Not Showing Up On Mac? Here's How To Fix It

No matter how diligent you are with deleting your trash files or clearing your cache on your Mac, your computer is bound to run out of storage at some point. With every software update and apps that you need to download for your day-to-day life, it can be easy to burn through the internal storage capacity, especially for older models.

SlashGear • 18th April 2024

4 New Meta Quest Updates To Be Excited About

Since the launch of its first headset in 2019, the Quest has been instrumental in the mainstream adoption of augmented and virtual reality. In fact, it only took a year before Meta announced the release of Oculus Quest 2 and plans to discontinue its first-generation Quest. Not to mention, Meta remained committed to maintaining the device with software updates to keep it safe and usable for early supporters, even with the introduction of the Quest 3.

SlashGear • 14th January 2024

How To Pair Bose Headphones To Your iPhone Or Android

Years ago, wearing a pair of chunky headphones attached to your cassette or CD player was a status symbol. For music lovers, it let us transition from listening to music at home to everywhere we'd like, whether it is doing your grocery, getting your reps in at the gym, or just admiring a dramatic sunset. However, there was one problem that always got in the way for music listeners of this generation: wires.

SlashGear • 2nd January 2024

5 Of The Highest Rated Smart Collars To Keep Track Of Your Dog

For many of us, our pets provide long-term companionship, give us joy, and may even boost our lifespans. It's no wonder we make an effort to make their lives as long, happy, and comfortable as possible. With technology getting better every year, it's a relief to know that our furry friends are not getting left behind, especially when it comes to trackers. Smart collars with trackers are a great way to know what your furry friends are safe.

SlashGear • 17th December 2023

6 Ways To Keep Your Projector's Image Looking Bright And Sharp

Whether it's to prepare for a game night with your friends, a movie night with the love of your life, or even setting up for an important meeting, a projector can be the perfect addition to your home, office, or even events venue. While there are plenty of cheap TVs in the market, there are a couple of reasons why you may still want to opt for a projector instead.

SlashGear • 17th November 2023

5 Reasons You Should Use A Google Chromecast (Even With A Smart TV)

From large, realistic 4k screens to Dolby Atmos surround sound, it's no secret that the technology for in-home entertainment is getting better each year. However, it can be daunting to choose what can truly make a difference in your home viewing experience. Recently, many homeowners have transitioned to owning smart TVs, which often feature an array of built-in features, including streaming apps, web browsing, music listening, a

SlashGear • 5th November 2023

These Tiny Appliances Let You Bring Your Kitchen Tech On The Road

There are moments in life where bigger isn't necessarily better, especially when it comes to appliances. In recent times, there has been a growing trend of portable kitchen gadgets, which you can take anywhere from your home, and work, to even your next big adventure. With their small size, these appliances can be good space-saving solutions, which are practical for people who live in tiny homes or camper vans.

SlashGear • 4th November 2023

The Hidden Costs Of Electric Fireplaces: Maintenance And Longevity

It's almost snow season again and many new homeowners are rushing to make sure their homes are ready for cold. If you live in an area where snow is expected, you might be thinking about all the ways that you can stay warm (without breaking the bank). Aside from investing in heating systems, weather stripping, and insulation, a fireplace can add both warmth and ambiance to your home.

SlashGear • 2nd November 2023

How To Free Up Storage On Your Google Chromecast (And Why You Should)

With a Chromecast, you can stream content from your favorite streaming platforms with ease. However, it's possible that you run out of storage space after months of regular use, especially if you're the kind to use your Chromecast in unexpected ways. While the Chromecast with Google TV comes with 8GB internal storage, only around 4GB can be used for apps.

SlashGear • 31st October 2023

Your Chromecast Lagging? Here's A Few Reasons Why It Could Be Happening

Nothing is more annoying than having your Chromecast lag right in the middle of streaming a really intense episode, especially when watching your favorite show is the only thing that keeps you sane. By ruining the momentum, lagging can hurt your overall viewing experience, as well as those in your household. While the occasional lag isn't too much to worry about, it becomes a problem when it happens regularly. To get the bes

SlashGear • 15th October 2023

5 Of The Most Useful Things That Work With Apple HomeKit

In 2014, Apple launched the Apple HomeKit with the iOS 8 and compatibility for the iPhone and iPad. Sometimes called Apple Home, HomeKit is a Home Automation Certification software that allows third-party apps to interface with compatible devices through hubs. While Apple hasn't fully dove into the race to build smart home devices, HomeKit makes it possible to integrate existing smart home accessories from other brands with its devices.

SlashGear • 9th October 2023

5 Tips And Tricks To Maximize Your Drone's Battery Life

Through the years, drones have become increasingly accessible and affordable. However, one problem that commercial drone owners still deal with regularly is maximizing their battery life. Although there have been several innovations when it comes to wireless drone power, the reality is that most commercial drones still come with a rechargeable battery. Often, these commercial drone batteries only have an average flight time of 10 to 30 mins.

SlashGear • 6th November 2023

5 Outstanding Perks Of Owning An Electric Fireplace

Have you ever looked at a blank wall in your living room and thought it may need a fireplace? Besides adding some personality to bare units, fireplaces are also functional upgrades that make parts of your home warmer and more enjoyable to be in. Not to mention, they're also a great way to add value to your property.

SlashGear • 4th September 2023

Why Your Amazon Fire TV Stick Keeps Restarting (And How To Fix It)

Launched in 2021, the Amazon Fire TV Stick turns any compatible TV into a smart TV, which can be used to stream your favorite shows from Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO, and more. In addition, the Amazon Fire TV Stick also lets you experience aspects of cable TV with its free and ad-supported streaming channel with over 400 content providers, the Fire TV Channels, and so on.

MUO • 27th June 2022

How Amazon Hopes to Bring Your Dead Relatives Back to Life

For those of us who know what it's like to grieve, we know how difficult it is to move on—especially if the loss was abrupt. In many ways, it can be a terrifying experience to realize you're starting to forget the little things about your loved ones, including their voice.

With grief being a universal human experience, many of us would give anything to hear the voices of our loved ones again, even for a moment. For this reason, it's no wonder why Amazon announced its plan to release an Alexa fe

MUO • 6th January 2022

Airthings Launches New Air Quality Monitors at CES 2022

Airthings, a manufacturer of indoor air quality and radon monitors, recently announced its latest line of products at CES 2022.

If you're serious about avoiding illnesses related to air quality, here are all the products Airthings recently announced for its new View line that might work for you.

Used by homeowners and businesses alike, Airthings makes a move to focus on monitoring solutions indoors with three new products—View Pollution, View Radon, and View Plus. As introduced in a post on th

MUO • 21st September 2021

4 Alternatives to AirTags for Pet Trackers

Occasionally, our pets find a way to escape from our homes and all the worst-case scenarios pop up in our minds. Our fears often range from fear that they got into an accident to worries that they have gotten themselves infected with illnesses or impregnated.

With so many of us treating our pets like children, it's no secret that we're willing to spare no expense when keeping them safe from harm. For this reason, many users have turned to the AirTag for their pet tracking needs.

Why the Apple

MakeUseOf • 26th August 2021

How to Make VR Gaming More Wheelchair-Accessible

Virtual reality has a wide range of uses; primarily for enjoyment. But how can you fully enjoy VR if you're not fully mobile, particularly if you are in a wheelchair? There are several ways to make VR easier for those in wheelchairs to access.

So, how does virtual reality fit into the lives of people with mobility issues? Here's how it can be of assistance to those in wheelchairs, and how to make experiencing VR easier for wheelchair users.

MUO • 24th August 2021

Should You Put an AirTag on Your Pet's Collar?

It’s no secret that for many of us, our pets are part of our families. We may even like them more than we like other people. We splurge on expensive food, endless toys, routine medication, and even birthday parties. Just thinking about a life without our furry friends may bring tears to our eyes.

Many pet lovers won’t be able to sleep at night knowing their favorite animal is at risk of loss or theft. This particular fear is real when they have an adventurous spirit that craves for the outside

MUO • 24th August 2021

How to Introduce Older People to VR

In recent times, virtual reality (VR) has gone from a niche community in the gaming world to commercially available for everyone. These days, VR hardware has only on become cheaper, but its various practical applications have become even more interesting.

Once an experience thought to belong only to the young and physically able, VR has evolved to be able to cater to a variety of audiences. In fact, one of the most commonly overlooked segment of the population that can greatly benefit from VR a

MUO • 19th August 2021

How to Throw the Perfect VR Party

While some group of friends prefer the company of drunken strangers in bars, others prefer equally intoxicating activities with people they know. Some groups like working out, others like movie nights. Occasionally, some people even indulge in some board game role play.

When the world is dark and full of terrors, a temporary escape to a different life seems like a breath of fresh air. Thankfully, you can now do this from the comfort of your home using virtual reality.

Here are some quick tips