Virtual Reality headsets have been around for years. And they were divided into two major types. Tethered or not tethered. Both types have pros and cons. Tethered VR allows you to move inside VR world, but it needs to be wired all the time. Non-tethered VR has no wires, but you can’t walk in VR. …
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PLX Devices has taken to Kickstarter to raise funds for their new generation of Kiwi OBD2 adapter, Kiwi 4. Kiwi 4 is the four generation of OBD adapter developed by PLX Devices. Read Also: Kiwi 4 OBD2 Adapter Review – issues on hardware and connection What’s new? There are four innovations. Self-run Mode – Sometimes, a …
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How to use a gamepad with Oculus Go You can use an aftermarket gamepad with Oculus Go. A gamepad has to have Bluetooth to connect Oculus Go. Don’t look for a Bluetooth setting in the VR, or you will never find it. The setup should be done with the Oculus app on your smartphone, which …
Oculus Go is finally released. It costs $199.99 for 32GB and $249.99 for 64GB. The Go is a standalone VR headset meaning that it doesn’t require a computer to hook up or mount a smartphone to use as a display and processor. Not only does the Go have essential components like LCD and processor but …
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Many people upgrade their smartphone every a few years. What do you do with the smartphone you’re previously using? Isn’t it all the way inside a drawer with others you were using before that? As long as they are operational, you can put them to many uses. There are various usages such as a dedicated …
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