“They’re dials! Just simple dials! How could they mess them up so badly?” Believe it or not, but it’s something we’ve cried out many times
We’ve mentioned in a recent blog post how maintaining presence is key in virtual reality systems. Rendering applications at high framerates (60, 90 or 120
When it was introduced at Google I/O 2014, the Cardboard headset was a great way to deliver a bite sized VR experience on iOS or
VR requires the support of many components in modern phones. This starts with the sensor for recording the motion of the head, the CPU driving
This week we attended the hugely popular Maker Faire event near San Francisco where we introduced Visualizer, a virtual camera in SketchUp® based on our
For the past month, many of you have been asking on social media or in the comments section of our blog for a video recording
In the previous three sections, I discussed the need to match market requirements, our rapid adoption of multiple graphics APIs, and our uncompromising support for
Caustic has always had a close collaboration with its users, continuously listening to their feedback whether it is on our unique Series2 ray tracing hardware
We are now back from various shows around the world where we had lots of discussion with developers about the use and longevity of Imagination’s
The new PowerVR developer documentation website has been up and running for a few weeks now. We’re really pleased to see how it’s been helping people get the most out of their applications, as well as learn new things about
There’s no doubt that Harry Potter: Wizards Unite sets a new standard for Augmented Reality gaming – (if you haven’t already seen it check out our review), but if you’ve got an appetite for more, don’t worry – it’s far
Imagination is best known for graphics, but its connectivity division, Ensigma, also has a distinguished heritage. It currently offers IP technology for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, high-end networking and broadcast and is the world leader in digital audio broadcasting radio (DAB) IP.
It can be tough trying to figure out the best way to optimise your applications for the hardware during development. Luckily, we’re here to help and – this is the first of an ongoing series of blog posts highlighting useful tips and tricks from our brand-new documentation website.
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