A few years ago, JBL released the Quantum ONE with spatial head tracking for PC gaming. Fast forward and the company has applied that same technology to its latest headset for PC and Xbox. Like the ...

Gamers searching for a head tracking system to help with in-game control and simulation games may be interested in the MagicIR head tracker launched via Kickstarter this week. The head tracking system ...

I tried out the new head tracking Spatial Audio feature of the Pixel Buds Pro, and came away impressed yet confused. In theory, this is meant to make your favorite media — movies, games, TV, and ...

After considerable testing, we concluded that Tobii’s first eye-tracking device was a mixed bag for productivity. Tobii’s next-generation tracker, the Eye Tracker 4C, doubles down on PC gaming and ...

Google’s Pixel Buds app readies a new settings page to showcase the difference made by enabling head tracking for Spatial Audio on the Pixel Buds Pro. About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post, we ...

Hardcore gamers are always looking for an edge, whether it’s a few extra frame rates per second from their gaming rig or a more accurate and faster mouse. Every millisecond counts, with the ...

I put the Google Pixel Buds Pro in my ears, pick a YouTube video with spatial audio, leave the phone on the desk in front of me, and roll away on my revolving desk chair. I let go and start spinning.

Listening to music with wireless headphones or true wireless earbuds is already an intimate and immersive experience. Dolby Atmos Music — a spatial audio format — can take that sense of immersion to ...

In a world where we're knee-deep in VR headets, Tobii is going in a different direction with its Eye Tracker 4C. Like VR headsets, the Tobii Eye Tracker 4C is meant to make your gaming experiences a ...

Imagine a world where you can control your smartphone or laptop just by moving your head or subtly shifting your tongue — a future where voiceless communication becomes a reality. That’s exactly what ...

Gamers, makers and electronic enthusiasts looking for a new project this weekend may be interested in a head tracker created by Jack Carter who has used a Nintendo Wii Remote camera. Check out the ...