VIRTUAL REALITY

Leap Motion sensor gives hands and arms to VR gamers, while 4K phone screens bring clarity

Virtual reality headsets like the Gear VR and Oculus Rift provide incredible experiences - but make you look ridiculous.

Hands-on demo of Eve: Valkyrie treads then VR line between fun and nauseating.

Left 4 Dead and Half-Life writer Chet Faliszek says VR gaming is so young it's like 1972 game Pong

Iceland sees itself as the perfect melting pot for a fruitful virtual reality and gaming industry to develop.

VR's greatest problem may have been solved by a virtual hooter.

Virtual taste simulator Taste+ sends electric pulses to taste buds to deliver different sensations.

Zuckerberg says Oculus's virtual reality product will let you do what's impossible in the analog world.

Friendly exchange over Twitter gets geeks worldwide excited.

Shoppers can experience fashion trends using virtual reality at Westfield Stratford City.

You will be able to play virtual reality games on a device from VR experts Oculus before the end of the year.

Mark Zuckerberg announced next phase of Messenger app at the social network's annual F8 conference

Facebook and Twitter backer Andreessen Horowitz invests $20 million in London VR company Improbable

IBTimes UK tries out the latest revolution in adult entertainment, but is the ultimate in realism really want people want?

Magic Leap's augmented reality tech allows users to check emails in 3D - and fight virtual robots.

From flying through the countryside, to being on stage at a concert, Samsung Gear VR already shows huge promise.

The Samsung Gear VR is a future-defining virtual-reality headset that works with the Galaxy Note 4

A guide to the five major virtual reality headsets set to change the tech industry for good.

Valve still figuring out which series fits best with the virtual reality technology.

Apple VR development continues as iPhone maker searches for senior display engineers specialising in virtual reality.

Industry experts say virtual reality can break into the mainstream through broadcast television.