The gaming juggernaut which is E3 has wrapped up for another year and VR is once again at the top of the agenda.

When goal-line technology was first introduced at the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil, it was happy days for football. But the trial of Video Assistant Referees (VAR) hasn’t proved as successful.

The project, funded by the EU Commission, was awarded a staggering €4m (approximately £3.5m) and has been trialled in Italy and Ireland along with Stockport, which was the only council chosen in the UK due to its reputation in Europe in the field of dementia.

Viper – which was launched in September 2017 by Craig Gidley, Stephen Powell and Craig Davies – gives Manchester revellers the power to avoid queuing for bars and is unique to the city.

If you’ve ever watched the Wolf of Wall Street or seen images of people shouting “buy, buy, buy” and “sell, sell, sell”, then you’ll know that trading is a high octane profession.

VR is a growing industry, with audiences ranging from children to older adults and the headsets are forecasted by 2021 to be worth $18.8 Billion.

The business, which is owned by the web studio network Grafenia, is offering a range of print and display items such as business cards, flyers and posters, that can be delivered for free within four hours.

Greater Manchester’s first ever mayoral election is fast approaching and Stephen Morris, candidate for English Democrats, is campaigning hard for victory.

Over one billion units of the iPhone have been sold worldwide and Apple obsessives have been known to queue for days to get their hands on each new iteration of the must-have tech item.

Over one billion units of the iPhone have been sold worldwide and Apple obsessives have been known to queue for days to get their hands on each new iteration of the must-have tech item.

A revolutionary heart attack sensor has been developed by researchers from Manchester University’s School of Materials.