Sony PlayStation VR gets support for streaming app Jaunt

Sony PlayStation VR adds tons of video content onto its platform with the support for streaming app Jaunt. Considered the Netflix for virtual reality video content, Jaunt brings over 150 videos for VR headset users to enjoy. The videos are arranged by category and ready for consumption. The app is currently free with no monetization strategy in place at the moment but the company behind Jaunt says that paying content creators “is on the roadmap.” At the moment it’s a way for creators to show what they have for the VR space.

Videos on Jaunt are usually in the eight- to ten-minute range so you can easily get through a lot of them. But the fun thing with VR is you can change your perspective of a clip by looking in a different direction.

Source: BGR

‘Home Alone’ goes retro with this 8-bit video treatment

As pointed out by BGR, there are a lot of movie-themed video games in the past. True enough, Home Alone had an NES version of the game back in 1991. But since the 8-bit craze has also been a big hit in the past few years, it doesn’t come as a surprise that some people want to see what it’s like for old iconic movies or modern-day hits getting the 8-bit treatment. Just in time for the holiday season, CineFix made an 8-bit video of Home Alone for your enjoyment. If you want to relive the zaniness of the movie in cute 8-bit format, just watch the two-minute clip above.

Netflix renews ‘Fuller House’ for another season

Looks like Netflix wants to keep the Tanner-Fuller household around. Fuller House, the Netflix original and Full House spinoff, is getting season three in 2017. The announcement was made on the show’s official Twitter. The series dropped its 13-episode second season on December 9. So next year you can expect more shenanigans from this kooky clan. Fuller House stars Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber, Michael Campion, Elias Harger, Soni Nicole Bringas, Dashiell and Fox Messitt, Juan Pablo Di Pace, Scott Weinger, John Brotherton, and Ashley Liao.

Source: Deadline

Apple brings new hidden wallpapers to macOS and tvOS in latest update

Looking to spruce up your new MacBook or Apple TV? Apple included some new gorgeous cityscape and landscape wallpapers for you. There are new flyover images from Los Angeles, Dubai, Greenland, and China. To check out and download these new visuals all you need to do on Apple TV is head to Settings > General > Screensaver. If you’re updating your macOS background, make sure to update your operating system and then right click on a blank part of your desktop and then choose one of the new wallpapers.

Source: Business Insider