Standalone Daydream VR headsets will eventually have improved controllers, see-through mode, and more
(Android Police)

Self-contained headsets that run Google`s Daydream VR platform went on sale earlier this year, and Google has continued to improve them since. Chrome for Daydream became available in July, and now the company has revealed what`s next for the platform. First, Daydream will soon support standard Android applications. These apps will appear as a window in 3D space, and you can click your controller pointer to simulate taps. From the blog post, it sounds like app developers will still have to mark their apps as Daydream-ready for users to install them. Read MoreStandalone Daydream VR headsets will eventually have improved controllers, see-through mode, and more was written by the awesome team at Android Police.