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Daydream is Google's virtual reality platform for Android that features core VR functions like phone calls and notifications within VR. It utilizes powerful processors for high performance and works with Google's apps and SDKs for Unity 3D to develop immersive VR apps. Apps developed for Daydream use a VR viewer and controller to provide an immersive full screen experience that maintains head tracking with a stable horizon line and focuses on representing content honestly.
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