Integrated blockchain gaming and entertainment company Catheon Gaming have teamed up with Reverie World Studios for the launch of Stars End on to the blockchain.
Vuzix Corporation today announced that SAP will be unveiling its third state-of-the-art application supporting Vuzix' M100 Smart Glasses for the enterprise market.
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Snoop Dogg has unveiled his newest wine with 19 Crimes, Snoop Cali Gold (SRP: $17.99), the franchise's first sparkling wine that coincides with the world's first rapping wine label!
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Apple has started resuming sales of its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the country.
This weekend, Samsung’s Hypercube opened its doors to excited Boardmasters festival-goers. The interactive, audio visual experience gave visitors the chance to create their own personalised ‘360 Infinity Selfie’,
According to a report in a Korean newspaper, Samsung is to cut 10 percent of workers at its headquarters, as the world’s biggest smartphone maker loses sales to Apple and Chinese vendors.
Apple's 5G-equipped iPhones and iPads have been banned from sale and import in Colombia, ordered after a court determined Apple's products infringe on a patent owned by Ericsson.
McDonald’s has launched “My Happy Place” Metaverse, inviting locals to create personalized hamburgers and participate in a variety of activities
Last month, Facebook revealed that the accounts of nearly 50 million users had been breached in another security incident at the social network. The company has announced Friday further details about the attack that exploited this vulnerability.
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Apple has been fined €1.8bn (£1.5bn) by the European Commission (EU) after an investigation found it had limited competition from competitive music streaming services.
A factory-sealed, 4GB original iPhone from 2007 has sold at auction for US$190,373, breaking the record for any iPhone auction sale, according to LCG Auctions, the Louisiana-based auction house who held the sale.
Adidas has launched the company's first NFT collection of wearables, a new product category adidas calls “Virtual Gear”, the launch is part of a drive towards strengthening its “community-based, member first, open metaverse strategy”.
