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VReal Could Change Twitch Streaming Forever
Playingis generally a blast. Watching other people enjoy VR on the web? Not so much, as viewers are often stuck looking at disembodied hands and a shaky first-person headset feed. Fortunately, the folks at VReal are out to change that. A livestreaming platform for, VReal allows broadcasters to immerse their viewers in their VR livestreams,…
Why cloud services should be a priority for any small business
During the COVID-19 outbreak, there’s been a rush to cloud services, small businesses investing in the market as they struggle with new challenges. Cloud services often facilitate easier remote working for employees, but small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) are also recognizing the many other advantages of using cloud-based services over traditional in-house operations. In this…
You’re Going to Drool Over LG’s 4K HDR Projector
Who needs a big-screen television when you can beam a 150-inch 4K HDR image on your wall? LG on Thursday (Jan. 4) unveiled a new 4K projector that comes with HDR support and the ability to project an image of up to 150 inches on your wall. Best of all, LG was quick to note…
YouTube Premieres Unveiled: What You Need to Know
Forget movie premieres. YouTube videos are getting them next. YouTubeat VidCon today that creators will soon be able to debut their upcoming videos to their fans in real time. Read our guide on how to Here’s how it works. With Premieres, a YouTuber can create a landing page to promote an upcoming video, which can…
YouTube’s Incognito Mode Is Here: How to Use It
In the aftermath of any number of scandals, breaches, and hacks, it’s only natural to want to hide thevideos you’re watching. YouTube has been hinting at its own version of Chrome’s Incognito mode since May. Finally, after over a month of testing, the feature begun rolling out to YouTube’s Android app. Sadly, the feature is…