Tech at Work Facebook pushes VR for remote work but practicality, cost and nausea may stand in its way. The company unveiled virtual reality workplace app Horizon Workrooms, a remote collaboration ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hasn’t shied from rhapsodizing virtual reality since the social media behemoth purchased Oculus VR for $2 billion in March 2014.. “This is really a new ...

Facebook — through its subsidiary Oculus — has become a cornerstone of the VR market. Oculus kickstarted the consumer VR boom in 2012 before being acquired in 2014.

Facebook buying Oculus was IMO not for social media, but rather a profit investment based on VR HMD sales, with in mind that it would take a while for others to hit the market.

If you want to enjoy the experience in VR, though, you'll need a Facebook account to use the Quest 2. Maybe letting people peek at the 2D Workrooms experience could encourage them to go virtual.

After receiving a robust reveal at 2016's Oculus Connect conference, the first bonafide Facebook VR experience launched for free as part of a surprise announcement on Tuesday morning. Ars Technica ...

Facebook and Oculus unveiled the official Rift virtual reality headset and introduced Touch, a set of prototype controllers that could make virtual reality more physically immersive. The 46 Best ...

These are what Facebook calls “VR emoji,” and they’re the company’s vision for how we’ll convey emotion in virtual reality. We’re not talking about yellow illustrated emoticons popping ...

Facebook’s Social VR efforts may be able to avoid the pitfalls of Second Life, but there’s a larger limiting factor: the hardware. Oculus Rift is a $600 System, not counting the Oculus Touch ...

Today, Facebook is announcing that it’s opening up Horizon to more beta testers from its waitlist.And its unveiling several environments from VR creators: "Deep Sleep” from Liam McKill, a ...

Facebook’s expanded VR policies, updated this week just ahead of the launch of Oculus Quest 2, make it clear: behavioral etiquette in VR is not up to the community, it’s up to Facebook.

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook has formed a team to create social interactions in virtual reality. The team will work with Oculus and others at Facebook to explore how people can connect using today's ...