If you want to leave Meta behind, the HTC Vive Focus Vision feels like a better headset, until you start using it in earnest.

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HTC Vive's 120-degree field of view also delivers ... and it could conceivably let you stay in wireless VR all day if you've got enough spare batteries. The headset also has a small built-in ...

The HTC Vive is up against the Oculus Rift and ... because it was. You get two wireless controllers like next-gen Wii Nunchucks, with triggers and touchpads allowing you to interact with your ...

The Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive are the two best PC-tethered VR headsets on the market. But which one should you buy? We compare the two feature by feature to help you decide. PCMag PCMag.com and ...

This deal with HTC will bring some of the HTC VIVE engineering team over to Google. This will help Google’s efforts in further developing its Android XR platform across various wearables ...

At first glance, HTC’s VIVE Pro Eye looks like just another high ... It’s not the most user-­friendly option—it requires a PC and isn’t wireless. But put it on, and you’ll see how ...

To “accelerate” Android XR development, Google announced this evening that it “signed an agreement to welcome some of the HTC VIVE engineering team to Google.” In 2017, Google acquired a ...

While providing amazing comfort, all other aspects of the HTC Vive XR Elite feeloutdated. Released in February 2023, the HTC Vive XR Elite is a standalone VR headset from HTC at a steep price point.

The HTC Vive is the clear winner of the oncoming VR war, and is ready to enter the hallowed halls of beloved consumer electronics behind the Apple Watch, Smart Home devices, the 3Com Audrey ...

Here’s how it works. In a short announcement on its The Keyword blog, Google revealed that “some of the HTC Vive engineering team” are hopping over to Google in order to “accelerate the ...

Instead of buying their smartphone engineers this time, Google is now buying their HTC VIVE engineers. And that makes sense, since those folks work on headsets and Android XR is a headset platform.