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How VR and the Web Have Finally Converged — In My Lifetime Twenty five years after the first consumer VR crash, virtual reality is poised to upend human-computer interaction, the Internet has…

While the tech press was busy fondling itself over porn as the week’s big VR story, a more significant development went largely unreported. In a recent blog post, Oculus Chief…

Whoever controls the high ground of cyberspace controls the Metaverse. Anybody who doubts that virtual reality on the web is a good idea needs to start paying attention. Last Friday,…

Patrick Buckley is a cowboy, in the best way.Seven weeks after seeing Cardboard VR at Google I/O, Buckley’s company DODOcase, makers of luxe iPad and Android tablet cases, had already…

[text of my emcee rant from tonight’s cocktail social at HTML5DevConf] I’m not actually here right now. You’re seeing an incredibly powerful simulation, crunching petabytes of data at teraflops speeds….

OR, how the Web will eat everything in its path – again. Now that WebGL is truly everywhere, the close-knit, doggedly persistent and technically masterful group of folks who made…

Finally, you have broader considerations that might follow what you would call the “falling domino” principle. You have a row of dominoes set up, you knock over the first one,…

I don’t like using this blog as a bully pulpit. I really don’t. Especially since my kid is now attending mandatory anti-bullying classes. I know it’s not the fashion. But…

WebGL just had its big coming-out party. At last week’s San Francisco HTML5 Meetup, All about WebGL, a quartet of speakers plus lightning presenters wowed a record crowd of 500…

2014 is the year WebGL tips. Do we need more proof than: Microsoft is on board, with WebGL in both desktop and mobile Internet Explorer. Amazon built WebGL into the…