Two years into the history of World of Warcraft--an online game that accommodates 7 million players around the world--no one had successfully ventured into the dungeon to slay a group of ...

Amy Lee launched her life coaching business, focused on healing and mental health, in 2021. She has booked nearly $60,000 in lifetime revenue since creating her company. Lee shares her experience ...

Non-digital life isn't put on pause, though. Most of us are multitasking when we're online—some even dance as they scroll. My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a license to write about ...

Within a matter of minutes, the headsets can transport them to Europe, immerse them in the ocean depths or soar them on ...

Enjoy Deep Levels of Wellness, Transformation & Healing with Virtual Sessions I have been an Energy and Intuitive Healer for more than 25 years. I love bringing all of my holistic services to help ...

There’s something off about Meta’s advertisements for Horizon Worlds, the social virtual reality app the company hopes to one day be an important component of its currently vaporware — I mean in ...

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a superhero flying in a virtual sky! Scientists now find that seeing superpowers in a virtual-reality game may lead people to act more virtuously in real life.

BOSTON (CBS) -- Going virtual is now a reality for many small businesses like Third Piece. "The business has changed -- complete 180," said Third Piece owner Kristen Lambert. Owner Kristen Lambert ...

Second Life, the online virtual world developed by Linden Labs, has been a gaming staple for decades. Unlike traditional ...

As the trend of real-life creeping into virtual worlds continues, will some form of regulation be necessary sooner than later? And how valuable can online games be in modeling real-life human behavior ...

Meta’s stated mission is to seamlessly connect disparate environments like work, social media and gaming so it can allow people to effectively live and work in the virtual space. This will clearly ...

Thank goodness for crummy video conferencing. By Shira Ovide This article is part of the On Tech newsletter. You can sign up here to receive it weekdays. Having to live virtually stinks. But not ...