Businessmen have always leaned towards Microsoft compared to its competitors and it seems like that trend will be continuing in the virtual realm. Their HoloLens device, while quite remarkable, doesn’t seem targeted towards the Pornhub loving gamers that love Oculus Rift. Perhaps this division is healthy for the world. There is time for fun and time for business.
MICROSOFT SPOTLIGHTS SHOWS DIRECTION OF HOLOLENS
In the past, Microsoft may have been criticized for not being hip enough. The company heard those critics and took that to heart. Their attempts at keeping up with Apple and the cool kids failed for the most part but Microsoft will not make that mistake with the Hololens. They know what they’re good at and they are sticking with it. In a new Microsoft Hololens feature on YouTube, the company’s intentions are made quite clear. While the HoloLens can be used for fun, it’s probably best for the innovative business minds out there. Architecture and education seem to be the focus for the HoloLens while Pornhub and video games are best left to Oculus Rift.
PORNHUB PERFECT OF OCULUS RIFT
Oculus Rift and Pornhub are really the perfect matches for each other. They both are based on fun and are darn good at it. Pornhub will never become a boring, spreadsheet video website. That concept might not even exist, but that’s beside the point. The point here is that Pornhub will always excel at porn. Oculus Rift hopes to help them excel at porn in VR. Aside from their relationship with porn, Oculus Rift is relying on VR gaming to make up the majority of its use. It will likely have a serious side too it, but some things are best left to the professionals.
BORING BUSINESS TO HELP THE WORLD
Say what you will about boring businessmen, but they get stuff was done. Microsoft’s newest initiative will fund startups that develop new ways to connect the world in an economical fashion. The software giant believes global disconnect is a big issue and we need to take a new approach in order to fix it. Some have criticized the company for waiting so long to get on board since Google and Facebook have long been at the task, but one could say it’s better late than never.
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