HTML5 is a new version of the HTML standard that was developed by the W3C and WHATWG to address limitations in previous versions and support new features. It includes new elements, scripting APIs, and various application programming interfaces. HTML5 aims to improve web applications by including features like local storage, web workers, geolocation, canvas, video and audio elements, and more. Demos and examples show how HTML5 features can be used to build richer applications that work offline and have capabilities similar to native desktop apps.
HTML5 is a new version of the HTML standard that was developed by the W3C and WHATWG to address limitations in previous versions and support new features. It includes new elements, scripting APIs, and various application programming interfaces. HTML5 aims to improve web applications by including features like local storage, web workers, geolocation, canvas, video and audio elements, and more. Demos and examples show how HTML5 features can be used to build richer applications that work offline and have capabilities similar to native desktop apps.
Google introduced Cardboard in 2014 as a low-cost virtual reality platform using just a smartphone and cardboard viewer. In 2015, an updated Cardboard v2 was released alongside the Google VR SDK. Daydream was then introduced in 2016 as a higher-end mobile VR platform requiring compatible phones and headsets like the Daydream View. At Google I/O 2017, Google announced standalone Daydream headsets with inside-out tracking and the next Daydream update called Euphrates.
This document discusses various topics related to virtual reality, including Daydream released in 2016, the Cardboard platform, using Unity and GitLab/GitHub for VR development. It also mentions converting files to PDF format and using tools like Markdown, Re:VIEW, Paint.NET for creating documents, images and ebooks. Numbers like 2017, 4/3, 36P and file formats like PNG, PDF are included throughout.