The Oculus Rift is looking like an extremely expensive prospect for the future of gaming. Oculus founder Palmer Luckey stated that he believes that the Oculus Rift will cost over...
LG has announced an second generation LG Watch Urbane LTE, and this time it comes packed with Android Wear. Touted as the first LTE capable Android Wear device, the LG Watch...
Microsoft apparently has a cardboard VR headset, similar to the Google Cardboard, and it looks like the company is trying to avoid drawing attention to it. News of the headset...
https://youtu.be/uNPxN9Heu4g For those who wish to get the newly announced Sony SmartBand 2 that features a heart rate monitor, the wearable is now listed in Sony Malaysia’s website for RM599....
Back in IFA 2015, Malaysia wasn't set to be one of the first markets to receive the Huawei Watch. Now, however, it has appeared on SIRIM, suggesting that it could...
Samsung has announced that the Gear VR is now out of development and will be made available to consumers soon. The final product of the VR headset features compatibility with...
https://youtu.be/6pdaohCvPSg For those of you who prefer rounded smartwatches for a more traditional look, Pebble has a new gadget for you, the Pebble Time Round. As the name suggests, it...
Now that it’s been almost a week (5 days to be precise) since Apple officially released iOS 9 to the public, how well is it doing? According to the Cupertino...
Google does not appear to be ready to give up on Google Glass any time soon, and has been reportedly working to revitalise the project. The group has apparently been...
We’ve been hearing a lot about a second generation Mi Band from Xiaomi, there are multiple rumours about a Mi Band 2, but it looks like the Chinese company has...
With companies such as Withings developing the Activite and Activite Pop as well as nevo and its smartwatch of the same name, it is clear that there is a demand for...
Sony's Project Morpheus at Tokyo Game Show 2014. Since it was first announced to the world, Sony’s virtual reality effort has always been referred (even by the Japanese company itself)...
