UploadVR found a ‘Theater Home’ cinema room in Horizon OS 2.9 PTC for Quest and Meta VR Glasses. Its Dynamic Ambience glow doesn’t work yet, and nothing indicates shared viewing.
Meta’s Immersive Web SDK left early access on September 24 with version 1.0, wiring Vision Pro-style gaze-and-pinch into browser WebXR on Quest — no store install required once developers rebuild.
Meta updated FOV simulation docs for VR Glasses on September 24. Developers get metavr CLI and Unity masks; anyone can try a free WebXR 70°×66° tool in the Quest Browser.
UploadVR found clearer Phoenix visuals inside Meta’s HorizonOS Prescription Lens package: nose pads, Rx QR pairing, and the left-temple puck cable — with Connect 13 days away.
UploadVR finds Meta Virtual Display on macOS now matches Windows on look-at-Mac connect, display formats, and Touch input forwarding after the Horizon OS 2.7 rename.
Tony Vitillo’s free gray-cube Horizon Store demo is among the first published Quest apps to request 207 Hz after Horizon OS 2.7 — a useless mesh that finally has a job.
Valve’s Steam Link public beta for Meta Quest adds wired USB PC streaming via Horizon OS NCM, following Virtual Desktop—with a caveat that Wi-Fi discovery may still be required.
Horizon OS 2.7 rolls out Touch Plus gamepad emulation for Xbox and Steam Link, plus Quest 3–only extended refresh rates up to 207 Hz at full resolution and 240 Hz with display scaling.
Horizon OS 2.7 lets Quest 3 apps request up to 207 Hz at full resolution via standard APIs. 240 Hz needs Developer Mode and display scaling that trades image quality.