VRFocus- With Facebook purchasing virtual reality (VR) specialist Oculus VR last year for some $2 billion USD there’s little doubt that the technology is going to have a huge impact on communication. That said, in the year that’s followed there haven’t been any major advances in this area, while VR videogames and films continue to grow in importance. However, next week’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain will play host to the reveal of a new system from Summit Tech that could prove to be one of the first big steps for VR communication.
Summit Tech develops technology for Calling and Livestreaming for VR devices and compatible smartphones
The rumors continue ahead of the MWC 2016. The last rumor mill was the possibility of the hotly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S7 being able to last 2-days on a single charge.
Samsung is setting benchmarks day by day, year after year everytime when they launch their new variant of smartphone. It is time to wake up for their competitors.
I only have sympathy for Sony. I used to be a Sony fanboy back then in N4G.. Took it to another level by using their over-priced phones which has failed to impress lately..
Would be porting to Apple for the first time this year. :)
Sony make the best compact android phones in the business. They carved out a tidy niche with the Z3C, the Z5C is pretty good too.
Personally I have found the galaxy s6 edge to be amazing. Everyone makes a comment about how sexy it looks compared to their iphone.
Where's the innovation? Typical Samsung with yearly minimal upgrades and gimmicks
sammy comes with thee overkill specs nobody will utilize. And the fans it up.
VRFocus delivers another entry in its weekly 'VR vs.' series, looking at the anicipated HTC Vive launch details and if we might see them at MWC.
