Facebook Buys Virtual Reality Startup Occulus
March 26, 2014
Facebook has purchased Occulus, a virtual reality gaming startup, for $2 billion. “Today, we’re pleased to announce that […]
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Facebook has purchased Occulus, a virtual reality gaming startup, for $2 billion. “Today, we’re pleased to announce that […]
In a year of ho-hum location deals, or the lack of any, the recent Google purchase of Waze […]
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There always is a lull in news between the Consumer Electronics Show and the Mobile World Congress, which […]
Facebook is opening new APIs and documentation to developers, enabling the creation of third-party applications that allow consumers to add friends and location data directly from whichever app they’re currently using. “We’re introducing several improvements to the Facebook Platform that allow people to do all of the things they can do in a status update,” software engineer Alex Wyler writes on the Facebook Developer Blog.
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