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Trying to get your head around the science of a Dyson vacuum? If you have a VR headset, you can get your head in it.

Even though virtual reality started off as an entertainment play, its revival will take heads and eyes to work, socialising, and even losing a bit of weight.

It may sound like an attempt to change the way people think about Facebook, but the company's name change to "Meta" is reportedly about being bigger than one thing.

Working from home isn't quite like going into the office, but armed with a VR headset and a new app, you might get virtually there.

A big week of tech crunched into five minutes, covering the latest gear from Apple, what’s happening in VR from Oculus, plus the start of the console wars. Listen now.

The era of COVID-19 has changed the way we experience life, but what if you could still see concerts and yet also feel like you were there?

Australians keen to get stuck into a virtual world might soon get their chance, as Oculus pushes deep into the next generation of VR with the Quest 2.

Gadgets big and small are on The Wrap this week, covering a phone with a big battery, a phone with a small price, and an iPad sized to be portable that’s just right. All in five minutes.

One of the current pioneers in VR has a new headset a little over half a year since it debuted, and it doesn't need a PC to play.

Up until now, portable VR has been based on the mobile experience, but next year, that's going to change.