Cue the sappy music. About six years ago, I pitched my idea for Tested to the folks at Whiskey Media. My pitch was simple, let’s make a technology site that’s about having fun with technology instead of showing people how snarky and cool we could be.

In the time since we launched the preview episode of The FOO Show, we got lots of questions about how FOO actually works. We aren’t trying to keep what we do a dark secret, we just weren’t sure anyone would think it’s interesting. Clearly we were wrong, so here you go.

This week, I wrote an op-ed for Wired detailing some of my problems with 360 video. The article stands on its own, and if you’ve been reading here or listening to me talk about VR on podcasts, you’d know that I’m bearish on 360 video.

It’s also worth noting that despite the (Wired-applied) headline, I’m a fan of Cardboard…

I’m looking for smart people to work on my new project. If you have experience building VR games, send me your resume and/or portfolio. I’ll also post job openings on my mailing list.

Hey look, we’re in Wired!

It’s been really fun doing demos and interviews for FOO in our VR studio. I love watching people make the mental shift that Chris talked about in the article, from treating me like a videogame character to actually interacting with me as if I’m a real human being. One of the amazing things about…