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Road to the next Nexus Android : HTC, Daydream, Tango, Valve

Posted on June 21, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis

Our understanding of the next generation in Google’s Nexus smartphone line has become a bit more clear over the weekend. HTC’s newfound experience with virtual reality may be playing a big role in Google’s approach with the next several generations in Nexus smartphones. Word back in March could end up proving entirely truthful, coming in two forms, at least one per cycle, all made with Android’s Daydream technology built-in. Of course Daydream requires only minimal specifications, and HTC’s already got them on a device elsewhere.

Nexus Tango and Daydream VR

Two Nexus devices, both made with HTC. Google has been making big strides toward a new generation in smartphone technology, one that’ll allow not just virtual reality to become more mainstream than it is today, but one that’ll allow our phones to see how we see. HTC is the ideal partner for making hardware that’ll run with what Google has in mind.

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Wearables Tags:android, Daydream, Google, hardware, HTC, Next Nexus, nexus, Slashgear, smartphone, Tango, valve, virtual reality, VR

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