Samsung Display has unveiled OBLYX, a new brand specifically for its gaming-laptop OLED panels. The displays boast up to 240Hz refresh rates, a 0.2ms response time and high-fidelity color reproduction, delivering smoother gameplay and sharper, more immersive visuals.

Philips has announced it will replace, free of charge, any affected Hue Bridge Pro devices following a firmware update in June that caused devices to stop working. The company has also released a new update to prevent this issue from happening again.

Meta plans to unveil several new next-generation virtual reality headsets, with more details expected at its Connect 2026 event. The company is reportedly working on new devices focused on gaming and lightweight mixed reality.

Virtual reality dance instruction, as showcased by Dance Guru and Trip the Light, leverages immersive technology and motion-capture avatars to teach social dance. These apps simulate partner dancing in a spacious virtual studio, offering interactive feedback and step-by-step guidance. While current limitations include the lack of physical touch and the challenge of dancing with a headset, creators anticipate future enhancements, such as haptic wearables. Despite these hurdles, VR dance apps provide a safe, judgment-free space for users to build skills and confidence before hitting real dance floors.