#daydream

Equipped with a motion tracking and depth sensing rear cameras, the Zenfone AR is not only certified for Google Tango AR, but also for Daydream VR applications. It's also compatible with Google's VR headset called Daydream, although we're not sure if it will be offered locally. ASUS also took the liberty to pre-install Tango or Daydream-related apps like Measure, iStaging, Within, and BMW i Visualizer. Although aside from the usual changes brought by the new software version, it's interesting to note that the Moto Z and Moto Z Force will also be compatible with Daydream which is an Android-powered VR platform from Google. Although, for now, this experience is available only on Daydream View but it'll eventually roll out to other VR headsets soon. If you own a Daydream View headset and a Google Pixel or Pixel XL device, you may download the app here. After announcing that Google is launching a platform for high-quality mobile virtual reality called Daydream, ZTE has just introduced its VR headset compatible with the new Axon 7 which is powered by the aforementioned technology. There is not much known as to the detailed specifications of the headset although once it launches, the company states that it should work seamlessly with Google's Daydream platform and should prove to be a formidable competitor against Samsung's Gear VR, HTC's Vive, and the Oculus Rift. Read more in our articles including "ASUS Zenfone AR Review" and "Motorola outs global Nougat update for Moto Z, Moto Z Force".