Google discloses more details about its forthcoming Daydream VR platform

Carly Page
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Built on Android N, Google claims its VR platform will offer higher frame rates and better motion quality

Google, in its rush not to get left behind in virtual reality (VR), has unveiled more details about its Android-N-based platform, called Daydream, that it will be releasing later this year.  The...

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