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AMD, ARM, Nvidia Join Alliance For Open Media

By Lucian Armasu published

The Alliance for Open Media announced that three major chip makers--ARM, AMD and Nvidia--joined to help create the next-generation video codec.

FCC Provides Low-Income Families Subsidized Internet

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

As part of its ongoing strategy to provide broadband Internet in every home in America, the FCC made an addendum to the Lifeline service that covers Internet acess.

Microsoft Denies Edge Native Ad-Blocker As Opera Launches Its Own In Beta

By Lucian Armasu published

Microsoft denies native ad-blocking feature in Edge, while Opera launches its own built-in ad-blocking feature in the latest version of Opera beta.

Join The Reddit AMA With The Tom’s Hardware Senior Community Manager!

By Joshua Simenhoff published

Exciting news this morning as Tom’s Hardware got invited to do an AMA with Reddit’s /r/buildapc community.

FCC Fines Verizon Over Supercookie Probe

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

The FCC announced that it will fine Verizon for its use of a “supercookie” probe to gather data on its service users, which it then sold to other companies for advertising purposes.

AMD, AP Announce Partnership To Foster VR Journalism

By Kevin Carbotte published

The Rogue Initiative Tries Its Hand At Producing AAA VR Content

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Spinnable, Ricoh Team Up On 360-Degree Immersive Content Sharing

By Kevin Carbotte published

Linden Lab Reveals First 'Project Sansar' Screenshots

By Kevin Carbotte published

We first brought you news about Project Sansar in September 2015, but we weren’t shown anything back then. Now, Linden Lab is ready to show the first glimpse of the successor to Second Life.

Indian Government Bans Facebook’s 'Free Basics' In Win For Net Neutrality

By Lucian Armasu published

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India banned Facebook's "Free Basics" service along with other zero-rated service in a win for net neutrality supporters.

Stanford Study: T-Mobile's 'Binge On' Program Violates Net Neutrality

By Lucian Armasu published

Stanford researchers released a study that says T-Mobile's "Binge On" program violates net neutrality and is "likely illegal."

FCC Continues To Push Broadband Into Every Home

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

The FCC is pushing forward with initiatives to help increase the availability of broadband.

IM360, Sundance Institute Launch Sundance VR Mobile App

By Kevin Carbotte published

Facebook Bolsters Immersive Video Content With New Video Encoding Technique, Releases Source Code

By Kevin Carbotte published

Google’s Expeditions Could Transform How Children Learn About The World

By Kevin Carbotte published

IM360 Wants You To Catch A Live Boxing Match In VR This Weekend

By Kevin Carbotte published

Immersive Media (IM360) and former heavyweight champion David "Hayemaker" Haye have partnered to bring a live 360-degree video broadcast of Haye's next match from the O2 Arena in London, England.

Multiple Notable Companies Join The Immersive Technology Alliance

By Kevin Carbotte published

The Immersive Technology Alliance has had a few high profile additions in recent weeks. Just in the first two weeks of the year Starbreeze Studios, Futuremark and Crytek have joined the alliance.

Microsoft Releases Its JavaScript Engine As Open Source 'ChakraCore'

By Lucian Armasu published

Microsoft open sourced its JavaScript engine under the name "ChakraCore" and urged developers to contribute to it so we can can all use a faster web.

Intel Purchases FPGA Company Altera For $16.7 Billion

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Intel's latest purchase, now called the Programmable Solutions Group, will continue its work on FPGAs, while also collaborating with Intel's Data Center and IoT groups.

LG Plans To Release New WebOS At CES

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

LG announced that it will release a new version of WebOS at CES, which will be used on Smart TVs throughout 2016.

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