Social Media Sunday: Facebook's New Sports Hub, 3D Touch Features, & Twitter's Wall Street Woes Hit New Low

This week in social media, Facebook launched a sports hub designed to catch online social buzz over live sporting events. The company also figured out a technique to deliver 360-degree VR video with a fraction of the bandwidth, all while Twitter hit a new low on Wall Street.

Oculus Rift Founder Apologizes to Reddit Users for Price Confusion

By Robert C. Weich III
Oculus told eager buyers last year that the headset would cost about $350

Oculus Rift to Ship to Customers in March for $599

By Robert C. Weich III
The Oculus Rift finally gets a price.

The Future of VR: Nokia's OZO Camera Does Something Completely New

By Robert Schoon
Often discussions on the emerging technologies of virtual reality center around the user experience and the various competing devices that have been released or are coming out soon, like the HTC Vive, the Oculus Rift, and Samsung's Gear VR.

Virtual Reality Ready to Become a Real Industry

By Andre Revilla
Virtual Reality Ready to Become a Real Industry

Will Galaxy Gear, Google Glass, and Oculus Rift Soon Become Household Names?

By Matthew Reis
What are the hottest tech trends look forward to this year?
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