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On 9th June, Samsung confirmed that it is developing a Virtual Reality headset. While the hardware of the device is being developed by Samsung exclusively, the software is being developed in collaboration with Oculus VR, the makers of the Oculus Rift VR headset for gaming. The device, to be called the Gear VR, will be launched alongside the Galaxy Note 4 at IFA 2014. Here’s a list of what you can expect from this device.

On behalf of us all here at Gearfuse.com we would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year!

In every blog’s life cycle  there comes a time for a change. And more often than not, this change is quickly dismissed as a completely bad decision and things go back to how they were in the first place. How they should have always been. It is hearby announced that on March 1st, 2013, Gearfuse.com relaunches full time with its original format and ...

Astronomers have an exciting announcement -- a planet about 600 light years away has been discovered in a "habitable zone", which means it could potentially support life. The planet has a 260-day orbit, which puts it right in the middle of the "habitable zone" around a distant star.

On August 29th, Walmart will no longer offer MP3s for sale on their website.

Following Matthew's last post, I'd like to thank him for his wonderful contribution to Gearfuse. The last three months have been an enchanted parenthesis. While it's been very refreshing working with Matthew, the kind of content that has been published here was too pointedly highbrow to attract new readers and to be a rapid grower. Yes, professional blogging is about money, too.

This is my last post for Gearfuse. What happens here next, I don't know; life on the Internet is flickering and glitchy, and I wouldn't have it any other way. In little more than two months, I've written nearly four hundred posts at Gearfuse, and I've been proud of them all (well, nearly all of them�it's just blogging, after all).

A shameless plug for an upcoming science fiction epic: it will feature narwhals, neural hacking, uncanny wearable computers, and mayhem on the ice. And it will be told in tweets.

Moons of Uranus, a trans-Pacific solo flight, and the health dangers of smoking: today's hits in the history of science and technology.