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Our Early Verdict  Oculus has upped its game once again with the consumer Rift headset. It's incredibly comfortable to wear, while Oculus Touch adds another dimension to the whole experience. Update: Oculus has finally announced the price of its Rift headset. Pre-orders are open now, and you can purchase the long-awaited VR headset for $599/£499/AU$649, before tax and shipping costs. This price is well above the cost for one of the Rift development kits, and perhaps also above what many are willing to pay in VR's early days. Although the price might be higher than many were expecting, those who pre-order are getting a lot for their money. Along with the Rift itself you also get an Xbox One controller and wireless receiver, Oculus Remote, Senor and two VR games to get you started – the space shooter EVE: Valkyrie and the 3D platformer Lucky's Tale. Oh, and a cool case to keep it all in. Hands on continues... The second Oculus Connect 2 conference in Los Ang

COD Newsroom If you're hoping to land a new job in the new year, you've come to the right place. CareerBuilder and Economic Modeling Specialists Intl. (EMSI) have compiled a list of the hottest, most in-demand jobs for 2016, based on supply and demand (the number of job ads companies post each month outpace the number of people they actually hire), growth, and salary data. This analysis uses EMSI's extensive labor-market database, which pulls from over 90 national and state employment resources. "For over 100 occupations in the US, there is far more job posting activity than hiring month to month," said Matt Ferguson, CEO of CareerBuilder and coauthor of "The Talent Equation," in a press release. He continued: "While many of these jobs are in the technology and health care sectors, there are also plenty of opportun

We have seen great leaps in digital technology in past the past five years. Smartphones, cloud computing, multi-touch tablets, these are all innovations that revolutionized the way we live and work. However, believe it or not, we are just getting started. Technology will get even better. In the future, we could live like how people in science fiction movies did. Today’s post is about 10 upcoming, real-life products that is set to revolutionize the world as we know it. Get ready to control the desktop and slice Ninja fruits with your eyes. Get ready to print your own creative physical product. Get ready to dive into the virtual world, and interact with them. Come unfold the future with us. 1. Google Glass Augmented Reality has already gotten into our life in the forms of simulated experiment and education app, but Google is taking it several steps higher with Google Glass. Theoretically, with Google Glass, you are able to view social media feeds, text, Google Maps, as w

With Windows 10, Microsoft is trying to keep some of the touch and tablet features it created for Windows 8, combine them with the familiar Start menu and desktop, and run it all on top of an improved operating system with more security, a new browser, the Cortana assistant, its own version of Office for on-the-go editing and plenty of new features intended to make life simpler. Of course, that also means it's very different to use, whether you come from Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows XP. You have to look in a new place even to turn your PC off. On top of that, Windows 10 is more than just a PC operating system; it's also what will run on Windows phones – and on small tablets as well, because a 6-inch phone and a 7-inch tablet aren't such very different devices. Microsoft is expecting people to put Windows 10 on a billion devices (which ought to encourage more app developers to at least take a look at building their apps for Windows phones and tablets