Seeing is believing. That’s a thought that rings true in many facets of our lives. Especially when it comes to watching visuals and spatial content, as they seem to extend our grasp on reality in ways we want to explore or desire.

Geospatial data is an important aspect of what drives people to explore and chart out new places. It usually comprises valuable pieces of information, such as satellite images, drawn-to-scale maps, and aerial pictures, among other things.

Encrypted data and unencrypted messages in the digital world are a lot different than what you’d expect in a typical bond flick. It’s got nothing to do with espionage, well not immediately, but everything with how data gets transmitted securely.

Let’s talk about the new piece of hardware candy on the block – the Apple Vision Pro. Reigning in at a price tag of $3,499, this VR and AR headset has got Apple written all over it.

It’s got the same state-of-the-art capabilities many have come to expect from Apple products, and it promises to deliver a lot: Albeit for a price that’s on the steeper end when it comes to an industry yearning for consumer-friendly headsets and XR products.

The Metaverse is a convergence of technologies unlike any we’ve seen before. It’s got the best of what the internet’s got on offer, a whole lot of digital techs, and of course, the capabilities of new emerging technologies on the block.

During their early years, video games were used to getting a bad rap in society, seeing how they were a hit amongst young students and adults. Well, the times have changed, and even the teachers and parents who used to make up the bulk of naysayers now recognize its importance.