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	[[Daydream]] is a mobile [[Virtual Reality Platform]] developed by [[Google]]. ~~Built~~ on top of [[Android Nougat]]~~, Daydream~~ encompasses both software ~~along with~~ hardware such as [[Daydream View#Daydream Ready Phones\|Daydream-ready smartphones]], [[#Devices\|HMDs]] and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. ~~Unveiled in Google I/O 2016,~~ Daydream is [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform ~~while~~ [[Cardboard]] is the low-end.		[[Daydream]] is a mobile [[Virtual Reality Platform]] developed by [[Google]]. It is built on top of [[Android Nougat]] and encompasses both software and hardware such as [[Daydream View#Daydream Ready Phones\|Daydream-ready smartphones]], [[#Devices\|HMDs]], and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. Daydream was [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform and [[Cardboard]] was the low-end. It was unveiled at Google I/O 2016.

	==Devices==		==Devices==

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	[[Daydream]] is [[~~Google~~]]~~'s mobile~~ [[~~Virtual Reality Platform~~]]. Built on top of [[Android Nougat]], Daydream encompasses both software along with hardware such as [[Daydream View#Daydream Ready Phones\|Daydream-ready smartphones]], [[#Devices\|HMDs]] and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. Unveiled in Google I/O 2016, Daydream is [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform while [[Cardboard]] is the low-end.		[[Daydream]] is a mobile [[Virtual Reality Platform]] developed by [[Google]]. Built on top of [[Android Nougat]], Daydream encompasses both software along with hardware such as [[Daydream View#Daydream Ready Phones\|Daydream-ready smartphones]], [[#Devices\|HMDs]] and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. Unveiled in Google I/O 2016, Daydream is [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform while [[Cardboard]] is the low-end.

	==Devices==		==Devices==

Neo222: /* Platform */

2017-05-20T21:29:08Z

Platform

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	==Platform==		==Platform==
	[[Daydream Home]]		[[Daydream Home]] - [[Daydream Cast]] - [[Daydream Share]]

	===App Requirements===		===App Requirements===

Neo222: /* Daydream Ready Phones */

2017-05-20T09:55:07Z

Daydream Ready Phones

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	*[[Google Pixel]]		*[[Google Pixel]]
	*[[Google Pixel XL]]		*[[Google Pixel XL]]
			*[[Samsung Galaxy S8]]
			*[[Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus]]

	Smartphones act as the displays and processors for the Daydream HMDs. Unlike Google Cardboard, only Daydream-ready Android phones , not all phones can used for Daydream HMD. These phones have special sensors and screens needed for a quality VR experience. Google has partnered with [[Samsung]], [[LG]], [[HTC]], [[Huawei]], [[Xiaomi]], [[ZTE]], [[Asus]], and [[Alcatel]] to bring these phones to market.		Smartphones act as the displays and processors for the Daydream HMDs. Unlike Google Cardboard, only Daydream-ready Android phones , not all phones can used for Daydream HMD. These phones have special sensors and screens needed for a quality VR experience. Google has partnered with [[Samsung]], [[LG]], [[HTC]], [[Huawei]], [[Xiaomi]], [[ZTE]], [[Asus]], and [[Alcatel]] to bring these phones to market.

Neo222: Text replacement - "Daydream View Controller" to "Daydream Controller"

2016-11-11T13:08:04Z

Text replacement - "Daydream View Controller" to "Daydream Controller"

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	==Accessories==		==Accessories==
	[[Daydream ~~View~~ Controller]] - a small remote with a touchpad, 2 buttons, volume button and [[rotational tracking]].		[[Daydream Controller]] - a small remote with a touchpad, 2 buttons, volume button and [[rotational tracking]].

	==Daydream Ready Phones==		==Daydream Ready Phones==

Neo222: /* Apps */

2016-11-11T11:18:01Z

Apps

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	[[Twilight Pioneers]] - ARPG (Action Role-Play Game) by [[NetEase]]		[[Twilight Pioneers]] - ARPG (Action Role-Play Game) by [[NetEase]]

	Google app such as [[Play Movies]], [[Google Street View]], [[Photos]], and [[YouTube]].		Google app such as [[Play Movies]], [[Google Street View]], [[Photos]], and [[YouTube VR]].

	==Developer==		==Developer==

Neo222 at 11:17, 11 November 2016

2016-11-11T11:17:43Z

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	\|Devices=[[Daydream ~~HMD~~]]		\|Devices=[[Daydream View]]
	\|Accessories=[[Daydream Controller]]		\|Accessories=[[Daydream View Controller]]
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	[[Daydream]] is [[Google]]'s mobile [[Virtual Reality Platform]]. Built on top of [[Android N]], Daydream encompasses both software along with hardware such as Daydream-ready smartphones, [[#Devices\|HMDs]] and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. Unveiled in Google I/O 2016, Daydream is [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform while [[Cardboard]] is the low-end.		[[Daydream]] is [[Google]]'s mobile [[Virtual Reality Platform]]. Built on top of [[Android Nougat]], Daydream encompasses both software along with hardware such as [[Daydream View#Daydream Ready Phones\|Daydream-ready smartphones]], [[#Devices\|HMDs]] and [[#Accessories\|controllers]]. Unveiled in Google I/O 2016, Daydream is [[Google VR]]'s high-end mobile VR platform while [[Cardboard]] is the low-end.

	==Devices==		==Devices==
	The [[Daydream ~~HMD~~]] consists of a [[Slide-on HMD]] that requires a Daydream-ready phone. Daydream-ready phones are new Android N smartphones with special components such as special sensors and displays. These phones act the the processors and displays for the HMD. Daydream ~~HMD~~ differs from [[Cardboard]] as it only works with specific phones, not all phones.		The [[Daydream View]] consists of a [[Slide-on HMD]] that requires a Daydream-ready phone. Daydream-ready phones are new Android Nougat smartphones with special components such as special sensors and displays. These phones act the the processors and displays for the HMD. Daydream View differs from [[Cardboard]] as it only works with specific phones, not all phones.

	==Accessories==		==Accessories==
	[[Daydream Controller]] - a small remote with a touchpad, 2 buttons, volume button and [[rotational tracking]].		[[Daydream View Controller]] - a small remote with a touchpad, 2 buttons, volume button and [[rotational tracking]].

			==Daydream Ready Phones==
			*[[Google Pixel]]
			*[[Google Pixel XL]]

	~~==Daydream-ready Phones==~~
	Smartphones act as the displays and processors for the Daydream HMDs. Unlike Google Cardboard, only Daydream-ready Android phones , not all phones can used for Daydream HMD. These phones have special sensors and screens needed for a quality VR experience. Google has partnered with [[Samsung]], [[LG]], [[HTC]], [[Huawei]], [[Xiaomi]], [[ZTE]], [[Asus]], and [[Alcatel]] to bring these phones to market.		Smartphones act as the displays and processors for the Daydream HMDs. Unlike Google Cardboard, only Daydream-ready Android phones , not all phones can used for Daydream HMD. These phones have special sensors and screens needed for a quality VR experience. Google has partnered with [[Samsung]], [[LG]], [[HTC]], [[Huawei]], [[Xiaomi]], [[ZTE]], [[Asus]], and [[Alcatel]] to bring these phones to market.

Neo222: /* History */

2016-11-11T11:13:58Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
			'''November 10, 2016''' - Daydream View was released.

			'''October 4, 2016''' - [[Daydream View]] was announced.

			'''May 18, 2016''' - Daydream Platform was announced at [[Google I/O 2016]].

	==References==		==References==

	[[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]]		[[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]]

Shadowdawn: /* Platform */

2016-06-20T14:22:07Z

Platform

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 ==Platform==
 [[Daydream Home]]
 ==Apps==

Shadowdawn: /* Apps */

2016-06-20T14:22:00Z

Apps

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	Google app such as [[Play Movies]], [[Google Street View]], [[Photos]], and [[YouTube]].		Google app such as [[Play Movies]], [[Google Street View]], [[Photos]], and [[YouTube]].

	~~===App Requirements===~~
	~~To be in [[Daydream Home]], Daydream's [[portal]], an app has to meet 13 requirements:~~
	~~#Performance - the app has to maintain 60 [[FPS]] during play sessions on a Daydream-ready phone.~~
	~~#Never go to 2D - use the app without having to remove the phone from the viewer. App does not fall back to 2D. Avoid triggering 2D permission dialog boxes in VR.~~
	~~#App stays in landscape mode - app has to stay in landscape mode when rotated.~~
	~~#Use immersive full screen mode - don't show system bars.~~
	~~#Users can focus on elements - avoid placing objects so close to the user that they can't focus on them, and they get double vision. <.5m will start to be problematic.~~
	~~#App maintains head tracking - app continues to update the display based on motion, even during a scene load (or fade to a solid color).~~
	~~#Stable horizon line - if the app has a visible horizon line, it must remain stable.~~
	~~#Users initiate movement - moving the camera should be initiated by user intent.~~
	~~#Honestly represent content - descriptions and screenshots should accurately represent the nature of the app's content.~~
	~~#App uses [[Daydream Controller]]~~
	~~#App has a VR icon~~
	~~#App has a 360 photosphere screenshot - used in VR version of [[Google Play]] store.~~

	==Developer==		==Developer==