A new virtual reality (VR) subscription service called ‘Quest+’ has been introduced by Meta, formerly known as Facebook. Membership costs $7.99 per month or $59.99 per year, saving over 37%. A blog post says customers will get two carefully selected VR games each month. Users may also get the first month for just $1 if they join up before July 31. Users may add popular games and classic VR titles to their collection for a reasonable price by subscribing.
Customers can resubscribe at any moment to restore access to all titles after canceling their memberships. The Meta Quest Store is the only place where you can presently purchase a Quest+ subscription.
Additionally, Meta recently introduced the ‘Quest 3’, their next-generation mixed reality and virtual reality headgear, which is scheduled to go on sale later this year. When the Quest 3 headset becomes available, the Quest+ service will be backward-compatible with the Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets. With a curated collection of games for a more immersive and pleasurable virtual reality experience, Meta’s debut into VR subscriptions seeks to improve the gaming and entertainment experience for VR headset owners.
Recently, Meta released “Voicebox,” a ground-breaking generative AI model that has the potential to completely transform voice synthesis. Voicebox is the first model, according to the business, that can generalize to speech-generation tasks with excellent performance even without specialized training for such activities.
The tech giant also unveiled “MusicGen,” an innovative AI-powered song generating application that can turn melodies and text descriptions into musical creations. Meta has made the code and models of MusicGen accessible to the public for research purposes and to promote reproducibility within the music community as part of their dedication to transparency and cooperation.
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Meta has launched a new VR subscription service called ‘Quest+’ for $7.99 per month or $59.99 per year, saving 37%. Users get access to two VR games and can add popular titles. The service is backward-compatible with Quest 2 and Pro headsets. Meta also introduced the Quest 3 headset, which will be available later this year. The company aims to improve gaming and entertainment experiences for VR headset owners.
Additionally, Meta has released “Voicebox,” a generative AI model that can transform voice synthesis without specialized training. Meta also unveiled “MusicGen,” an AI-powered song generating application that can turn melodies and text descriptions into musical creations.
