Thursday, 19 May 2016
You may have heard from yesterday’s Google I/O keynote that it will be releasing its own virtual reality program and headset called Daydream later this year. It’s designed for developers to create their own VR experiences, but there’s also a little nugget about bringing standard YouTube to 360-degree headsets. Today, YouTube unveiled a few more details about what that’ll look like. On the home screen, you’ll be able to see all the available VR content, and select using a Wii-like remote control included with the Daydream set. It’ll also be making its catalogue of regular videos available to watch through Daydream through 360-degree and 3D…
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