There is a lot more to Virtual Reality than just games and entertainment, Virtual Desktop is an application developed for the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive that lets you use computer in Virtual Reality. Virtual Desktops as shown in the video below allow users to browse the web, watch movies, play games on a giant virtual screen.

Microsoft's Project HoloLens has shown earlier how we could be computing and learning in future, here is company's vision how the technology can be used by NFL fans to get closer to their favorite teams and players than ever before.

The final consumer retail version of long awaited VR headset "Oculus Rift" got unveiled officially with "Oculus Touch" controller. Videos of both shared below for your pleasure.

Apart from announcing the good news that Windows 10 will be free for everyone using Windows 7 or 8.1 if upgraded within the first year, Microsoft also unveiled their holographic computing headset dubbed 'HoloLens'. To see how amazing Microsoft HoloLens is, or we should say "could be in future" - just watch the videos shared below.

Samsung has unveiled preview of a new camera named Project Beyond, the all new gadget comes equipped with 16 wide-angle full-HD cameras allowing 360-degree, 3D capture for streaming on Gear VR. Just imagine the fun of experiencing high-quality (a gigapixel of 3D data every second), 360-degree panoramic view with stereoscopic depth without any lag on a virtual reality headset. Do watch the video shared below.

Till now majority of development in Augmented Reality space has been focused on consumer consumption, be it Google Glass, the Oculus Rift or the cheaper Chinese clones. DAQRI Smart Helmet seems to be first of it's king AR implementation targeted specifically for industrial usage, powered with much more computing power than any other wearable device the helmet also comes with a custom software called IntelliTrack which overlays augmented data onto real-world surfaces in real-time. There are sensors that wrap around this device that afford a 360 degree field of vision with HD video and photography and is supposed to operate just fine in low light. Do watch the introduction video shared below and see how augmented-reality is going to be next technology frontier.

It's really very exciting to see technology used in applications which are not some shiny new gadget for entertainment but something life-changing for it's user, while we have been reading a lot about Smart Glass technology which is being projected as being useful in many use-case scenarios like entertainment hub, a augmented-reality interface to the technology around us, medicine and even adult-entertainment. OrCam is the sort of use, everyone would love to get developed specially the ones who are visually impaired.

OrCam utilizes the power of today's advanced "Artificial Vision" technology to see what's in front of the wearer, process it and convey the acquired information to the user through a bone-conduction earpiece. The user simply wears a special small glass piece just like "Google Glass" which has the ability to read and understand words, symbols, and even faces. Do watch the practical demonstration video shared ahead.

Since Google Glass has taken everybody's attention, there is noway Chinese and Taiwanese manufactures are going to hold back by offering a cheaper solution. ChipSiP an Taiwanese original-device-manufacturer (ODM) has already demoed their prototype of "Smart Glass solution" at CES2014 having feature's superior than Google Glass like a sharp HD screen, support for 1080p video capture and a full-blown Android 4.2 operating system. The concept is powered by integrated 5-in-1 system SiP (a dual-core 1.2 GHz ARM based application processor, 2 units of DDR3L and 2 units of NAND), 1 GB RAM, 4Gb ROM, 720p transparent display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, 9-axis sensor, 5 MP camera, compass, light-sensor and a microphone all housed under a small form factor with battery backup of 3 hours.