Google I/O 2017 is still taking place, and today at 12:30 there will be a live stream of the conference regarding Google's AR and VR initiative, where are expecting to learn more about the new standalone VR headset.
After announcing the Daydream VR platform, Adi from The Verge asks where are all of the devices which Google promised would support Daydream. Adi then proceeds to show the updates from each of the OEM's which were announced as a partner.
Russell from Android Central pits the Galaxy S8 against the Galaxy S7 to help you decide which device is best for experiencing VR content. In conclusion, both devices offer a great experience, but there's not enough differences to justify the Galaxy S8 over the S7.
Google has pushed an update to its Tilt Brush application which now allows you to view an online gallery, as well as download it to your device of choice.
AccuWeather now offers a new virtual reality app for owners of the Samsung Gear VR. The app offers "immersive weather news, innovative forecasts and 360-degree video of severe weather events".
If you enjoy watching mixed reality VR videos, you may soon to treated to a more personal experience. Using 3D modeling of a person's face, Google Research and Daydream Labs have found a way top project the person's face in mixed reality VR videos, allowing you to see the person behind the VR...
Microsoft's VR headset, HoloLens, is already available but is tailored towards developers. A new report claims that Microsoft will be launching its consumer-ready version sometime in 2019.
If you're looking forward to Inauguration Day, then you might be even more excited to watch it in VR. USA Today says they'll be livestreaming the full event in VR for those who want to immerse themselves in the festivities.
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