Before it uncovered Daydream and the Daydream View headset, Google's push into VR was called Cardboard. This comprised of a straightforward and shabby headset outline, a genuine cardboard headset made by Google, and an application biological system for Android. While the initial two of those have been superseded by the arrival of the Daydream View (which is accessible today), shouldn't something be said about the Cardboard applications? Do they keep running on the Daydream View?
Right now, the answer is no, clearly, in light of the fact that the Cardboard application can't yet utilize the View's controller. It does, notwithstanding, as of now perceive that you have a Daydream View. What's more, the uplifting news is that the contrariness won't keep going long.
Ausdroid discovered that Google's Cardboard group is taking a shot at making Cardboard work with the Daydream View and its controller. In the coming weeks, the organization will discharge another VR SDK which will incorporate an API for utilizing the Daydream View controller as the Cardboard catch. Starting there on, all applications outlined in light of Cardboard ought to begin working in the Daydream View effortlessly. It clearly would have been pleasant to have this joining prepared for the View's dispatch, however in any event it's en route.
Right now, the answer is no, clearly, in light of the fact that the Cardboard application can't yet utilize the View's controller. It does, notwithstanding, as of now perceive that you have a Daydream View. What's more, the uplifting news is that the contrariness won't keep going long.
Ausdroid discovered that Google's Cardboard group is taking a shot at making Cardboard work with the Daydream View and its controller. In the coming weeks, the organization will discharge another VR SDK which will incorporate an API for utilizing the Daydream View controller as the Cardboard catch. Starting there on, all applications outlined in light of Cardboard ought to begin working in the Daydream View effortlessly. It clearly would have been pleasant to have this joining prepared for the View's dispatch, however in any event it's en route.
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