Mark Zuckerberg confirmed this via a Joe Rogan podcast.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the company's next virtual reality headset will be released this October. This confirmation came during a recent appearance by Zuckerberg on Joe Rogan's podcast. There's something to be said about these two terrible people having a nice, little chat but we'll leave that to others.

It wasn't specified just what this new headset would be, but it's expected to be Project Cambr...

Don't expect to play many games on it though.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the company is working on a new high-end VR headset during their latest earnings call. He then went on to reiterate his remarks in a Facebook post.

Unlike Meta's current VR offering, the Meta Quest 2, this new one is going to be "more focused on work use cases." Zuckerberg says that he hopes this new headset, codenamed Project Cambria, will eventually replace your laptop or...

Literally, that's their new name.

Facebook is no more! That's the good news here. The bad news is that the social media giant hasn't been shutdown or disbanded because of any fallout from the literally everything involving that company over the years. No, instead the company will now be called Meta.

Yes, Meta. Facebook is now Meta.

Earlier this month, a report was released suggesting that Facebook was interested in rebranding itself to try to separate itself...

No word on whether or not this will be exclusive like Resident Evil 4 VR.

At some point during today's Facebook Connect, android and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will be coming to the Oculus Quest 2.

During the announcement, there was no footage of the port shown off. We did not even see a screenshot. We also do not know if this title will be exclusive to the Oculus Quest 2, like the recently released Resident Evil 4 VR, or if it will...

Earlier today in Dallas, a jury awarded half a billion dollars to ZeniMax after finding out that Oculus co-founder, Palmer Luckey, failed to adhere to a non-disclosure agreement he had signed. This amount includes $50 million that Luckey himself has to pay to ZeniMax plus another $150 million from the other Oculus co-founder, Brendan Iribe. The main point of this case came back as a bit of a win for Oculus. ZeniMax had claimed that that Oculus stole trade secrets from ZeniMax, which the jury di...

Earlier today in Dallas, a jury awarded half a billion dollars to ZeniMax after finding out that Oculus co-founder, Palmer Luckey, failed to adhere...

Facebook's very own Mark Zuckerberg gave his testimony this Tuesday in the legal battle between Oculus VR and ZeniMax. If you need a refresher (2, 3, 4) I suggest you check out those previous threads. Zuckerberg claims that no theft happened from ZeniMax. In fact, Zuckerberg claims...

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We're still a week out from April Fool's day, right? Yeah? So this is real? Damn.

It seems as though Facebook has acquired Oculus VR for $2 billion. This includes $400 million in cash and 23.1 million shares of Facebook common stock (valued at $1.6 billion) with an additional $300 million earn-out in cash and stock based on reaching certain milestones.
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We're still a week out from April Fool's day, right? Yeah? So this is real? Damn.

It seems as though Facebook has acquired Oculus...