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<p>At Oculus's keynote yesterday two things were apparent. One: Oculus's founder Palmer Luckey was nowhere to be seen. And two: Oculus is working on a new, more affordable VR headset.</p><p>The reveal of the upcoming Google Daydream and the launch of PSVR next week obviously dominated the news this week, but Zuckerburg announced yesterday that Oculus will be bringing a standalone headset sometime in the future.</p><p>"We believe that there is a sweet spot - a standalone virtual reality product that is high quality, that is affordable, and you can bring with you out into the world." By using Computer Vision Software it would let the headset automatically detect what's around it without the need of sensors or fixed cameras.</p><p>If Oculus can pull it off it'd be the headset VR gamers have been eager to get their hands on. With the Vive topping the market in quality and backing, it's still very much aimed at those who have a compatible PC. In the same sense PSVR is of a lesser quality but sits at the most affordable headset, again for a specific niche.</p><p>Oculus still have to find their territory – to bring all of the convenience of Gear VR without the severe lack in quality, and they have to find THE game to make us all start salivating.</p><p>As Zuckerburg reminded us, this in-between headset won't be coming for a good while yet so don't get your hopes up. It could well be something that seems like a great idea, but in practice it doesn't quite work and ends up being a slightly more expensive Gear VR.</p> … Read more

"I don't need the fire to read your futures," he said. "I see happiness for all of you--all of you--for Leslie and Mr. Ford--and the doctor here and Mistress Blythe--and Little Jem--and children that ain't born yet but will be. Happiness for you all--though, mind you, I reckon you'll have your troubles and worries and sorrows, too. They're bound to come--and no house, whether it's a palace or a little house of dreams, can bar 'em out. But they won't get the better of you if you face 'em TOGETHER with love and trust. You can weather any storm with them two for compass and pilot." … Read more

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<p>The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has ruled that Sony has to refund early Vita owners due to a "misleading" advertising campaign it ran from late 2011 to early 2012.</p><p>The wording that the FTC took issue with is claiming in these adverts that the Vita would have "game changing" features.</p><p>The adverts claimed that players could use "remote play" to engage in "cross platform" play by starting a game on a PS3, and then transferring it to a Vita to play it from the same point.</p><p>It's this that the FTC said was misleading.</p><p>Deutsch LA, Sony's advertising agency, also came under fire by the FTC for telling its employees to promote the Vita on Twitter without disclosing their professional connection to it.</p>Rights to refunds<p>Due to all this, people who reside in the US and who bought a Vita before June 1st 2012 are entitled to a refund.</p><p>This will either be a $25 cash or credit refund, or a $50 voucher that can be used for Vita games or other services on the handheld.</p><p>Those entitled to this refund will receive an email from Sony confirming as such once the settlement has been finalized.</p>FTC … Read more