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Berlin, Germany – Februar 26: On this photo illustration l & # 39 Google Chrome app is displayed on a smartphone on February 26, 2018 in Berlin, Germany (Photo Illustration by Thomas Trutschel / Photothek via Getty Images)
The world's most downloaded browser is now in VR.
As of June 2018, Google Chrome accounted for 58.94 percent share of use of all web browsers in the world – and with the announcement of yesterday, it is clear that Google has the # Intention to stay well when VR becomes a dominant computer platform.
Lenovo Mirage Solo headphones can directly access Chrome from virtual reality
Although the test versions and Chrome's features are available from is a while, this announcement positions Chrome as a stable app for all consumers. VR ver sion different from the traditional Chrome?
In all important ways, this is not; it has the same basic set of features as the desktop app. But the VR version is designed to support the WebVR standard – which means users can seamlessly experiment with Web-optimized VR experiences – and includes a 'movie mode' for viewing VR videos.
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Users simply need the latest version of Chrome on Android Play to be able to launch Chrome VR from a Daydream device.
This move further indicates Google's willingness to make virtual reality accessible to the general public – following the recent announcement of YouTube VR on Samsung Gear VR, which included "feature, which allows multiple people to watch the same video in the same virtual space
For more emerging technology coverage, including cryptocurrency, blockchain, VR / AR, AI and more, follow Jesse Damiani on ] Forbes and the [19659019] Twitter .
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BERLIN, GERMANY – FEBRUARY 26: On this photo illustration the application of Google Chrome is displayed on a smartphone on February 26, 2018 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo Illustration by Thomas Trutschel / Photo Gallery via Getty Images)
The world's most downloaded browser is now in VR.
As of June 2018, Google Chrome accounted for 58.94% share of use of all web browsers in the world – and with the announcement of yesterday, it is clear that Google has the # And intend to stay that way when VR becomes a dominant IT platform.
Now people using Google Daydream View or Lenovo Mirage Solo headphones can access Chrome directly. the test versions and features of Chrome have been available to WebVR users for some time, this ad positions Chrome as a stable app for all consumers.
So, how is the VR version different from the traditional Chrome? it is not; it has the same basic set of features as the desktop app. But the VR version is designed to support the WebVR standard – which means users can easily take advantage of virtual reality experiences optimized for the Web – and incorporates a "movie mode" to view videos in virtual reality. Forbes:
VR and AR Mark The Greatest Revolution in the History of UX / UI Design
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Users simply need to update the latest version of Chrome on Android in Google Play. The virtual reality of a Daydream camera
This initiative further shows that Google is trying to make virtual reality accessible to the general public – following the recent announcement of YouTube VR on Samsung Gear VR, which included the Watch Together feature to watch the same video in the same virtual space.
For more coverage of emerging technology, including cryptocurrency, blockchain, VR / AR, AI, and more, follow Jesse Damiani on Forbes and on Twitter .
