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Firefox Reality is a new web browser built for Oculus, Viveport, and Daydream VR

Firefox Reality is a new web browser built for Oculus, Viveport, and Daydream VR

September 18, 2018
While it would appear that virtual reality has fallen off in popularity in recent years, companies are still putting a considerable amount of work into it. We've seen Google working on adding support for multiple controllers in a possible future hardware revision of the Google Daydream, and Qualcomm announced a chip earlier this year directly...
HTC Cancels Plans to Release Wireless VR Headset with Google in the USA

HTC Cancels Plans to Release Wireless VR Headset with Google in the USA

November 14, 2017
HTC's Vive-like VR headset based on Daydream for Android devices is said to have been cancelled for western markets, according to a report from TechCrunch. Supposedly made in partnership with Google and originally slated for a release at the end of 2017, the headset seems to have been dropped entirely, likely due to the changing climate...
Galaxy S8/S8 Plus and LG’s Next Flagship Receiving DayDream Support, Stand Alone Headsets Coming

Galaxy S8/S8 Plus and LG’s Next Flagship Receiving DayDream Support, Stand Alone Headsets Coming

May 17, 2017
At Google I/O 2017, the Mountain View giant has been announcing all sorts of new services, frameworks and products, from computer-vision assisted features to Android O design improvements and a juicy beta. DayDream was not left out, as the company aims to double-down on its Virtual Reality efforts to improve the experiences it provides. DayDream currently...
HTC CEO Cher Wang Remains Stalwart In The Face Of Media Criticism

HTC CEO Cher Wang Remains Stalwart In The Face Of Media Criticism

December 29, 2015
Recently Reuters published an article in which they predicted the demise of HTC in 2016, stating that loss-making brands such as HTC may have no choice but to call it game over as their $1.3 billion dwindles, also pointing out that analysts expect HTC’s market share for next year to stay at around 1%. She was adamant...