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It’s official: smartphone-based VR is dead. The two big players in this space were Samsung Gear VR (powered by Oculus, which is owned by Facebook) and Google Daydream. Both have called it quits, with Google omitting support from their newer phones and Oculus confirming that the Gear VR has reached …read more
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Google makes its Chrome browser available on Daydream headsets with new update.
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In Google’s Daydream VR, you don’t spend your time on a spaceship. You spend it in the woods or your attic. The post The Inside Story of Google’s Daydream, Where VR Feels Like Home appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading The Inside Story of Google’s Daydream, Where VR Feels Like Home
Powered by the Pixel, the first mobile headset of Google’s new VR platform gives surprising comfort for very little cost. The post Review: Google Daydream View appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Review: Google Daydream View
Hopefully this cuts down on “Oculus face.” Continue reading Google’s New Virtual Reality Headset Is Made Of Fabric
Google’s phone-based virtual-reality system is here, it’s $80, and sooner or later it’s probably going to end up on your face. The post Daydream View Is Google’s Plushy VR Headset for the Masses appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Daydream View Is Google’s Plushy VR Headset for the Masses
The keynote for Google I/O 2016 just ended, and here’s a summary of all the biggest news. The post Google’s Biggest Announcements From I/O 2016 appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Google’s Biggest Announcements From I/O 2016