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IMVU has been fairly quiet about its success in virtual chat rooms, where people can create their own dressed-up 3-D characters and socialize in graphically beautiful settings. But today it’s starting ...

IMVU, a social networking and instant messaging client which uses 3D avatars to represent its users, announced Thursday that they have hired David Fleck to serve as vice president of marketing for the ...

Virtual reality has come and gone over the years, and many spectators are going through the second or third hype phase for the technology. That’s resulted in some skepticism, but VR looks more ...

I can see now what many of you might say about IMVU, especially after watching the embedded video. I know that many players will find the game, the world, and the virtual social connection nothing but ...

New York, June 22, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MetaJuice (www.metajuice.com), the company unlocking the metaverse by building blockchain-driven economies, today announced the pending launch of an NFT ...

Participating in IMVU's free 3D chat feature requires an additional desktop application that gives you access to various chat rooms, a private room you can decorate ...

As you use the IMVU 3-D social network, you may occasionally enter chat rooms or initiate chat sessions that are not what you expect. If you want to leave a chat session, disconnecting is as simple as ...

The online metaverse and social networking site IMVU grew by 44% during the pandemic; it now attracts 7 million active users a month, most of them female or female-identifying and aged from 18 to 24.

The line between social networking and gaming is increasingly blurring, and internet incumbents are taking notice. NetEase, the second-largest gaming company in China (behind Tencent), is among a ...

Just three years ago, IMVU was burning cash at a rate of half a million per month and still not profitable. The 3D virtual world, where souped-up avatars run amok, was gaining users but not on a path ...