Tech & Cyber

From Virtual Monitors to Virtual Apps

For the last year, “VR for work” has mostly meant pinning a giant virtual monitor in your space and remoting into a Mac or PC. It works, but it’s a workaround. The real leap isn’t ultra-wide windows; it’s native-feeling, device-powered apps that run as VR windows inside

Avoiding the Blue-Bubble: Why VR Collaboration Needs an Open Protocol

TL;DR: If tomorrow’s workplaces depend on VR, we can’t repeat the phone-messaging mistake where features only work inside one vendor’s walled garden. “Zoom-for-VR” or “WhatsApp-for-VR” will always leave someone out—or lock everyone in. The fix isn’t another app; it’s a protocol: an open,