What type of ecosystem i this?
this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2024
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Aaaannnnddddd it's cancelled.
Google is reaching the enshittification stage where corporate rot takes over. However due to the size and scale of the company it will continue to move forward like one of those insects that has had its agency taken over by the parasites that it is carrying around inside it.
Is their vision to insert shit ads into our vision?
"We call it Pure o2"
Third time's the charm or?
DID SOMEONE SAY XR
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I thought VR was dead after Apple’s flop of a launch.
I've been working professionally with VR since 2018. Haven't even tried a Vision Pro yet. Projects keeps coming.
VR was never dead, it just isn't mainstream but has its use cases - including gaming, but also a lot of corporate, training, and now AI and simulation stuff.
Didn't you see? This is XR, totally different.
I had Daydream and I loved it. It was cheap enough to not think much about the cost. It was functional enough to watch things at home or on the go, as well as play some games. It was great for the price. My Daydream headset is now another piece of abandonware.
Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes on the daydream was a next level of fun with friends. Sad it was abandoned so rudely.
Neat, so we need to wait five years before even trying it to see if they’re serious. https://killedbygoogle.com/