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Sandberg will be featured Thursday as part of a biographical comic book series.
How the staff of Re/code prepares the lineup for Code/Mobile, Oct. 27-28.
Some big new guns for the ephemeral messaging service.
For the average user -- the Facebook user -- the conventional wisdom about VR may be wrong.
Reviewing the latest lineup of Apple products, looking back on the legendary CEO’s legacy at Oracle and assessing what the Chinese e-commerce giant will do with all that dough.
Oculus has a unique “ethos of hope,” Brett Leonard says.
Alibaba’s landmark IPO capped off a busy first four months on the job for NYSE President Tom Farley.
“The reason this project was nice was the tight partnership with Samsung and that we were targeting one device.”
“This is still very, very early hardware and software, but it’s in a state that we’re ready to show you today.”
“VR still has the reputation of, you have something on your face and it’s ugly and you look stupid, but ...”
“If you are susceptible to motion sickness, please advise the attendant or developer before participating.”
The lack of progress on immigration reform seems to be a key reason for the change in leadership.
The tech that powers Oculus Rift isn’t mainstream yet, but if you’re looking at a new condo or office, you may have already seen it.
All those videos = a lot more bandwidth.
Bay Area drag queens and performers meet with Facebook.