In London, the un-geeking of VR use while in public has officially begun
For most of its short existence, the use of VR headsets while in public has been deemed awkward by those who aren’t fans, or as geeky when worn by those who are indeed fans. Now, a new venture in hip northeast London is trying to turn the former g
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