Google Creating an Android version to virtual reality application

Web goliath Google is making a form of its Android working framework to power virtual reality applications, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The California-based organization has set up a group of "many specialists" to manufacture the form of the working framework that can be incorporated in future gadgets, the Journal said Friday, refering to two sources acquainted with the undertaking.

It added that Google arrangements to disseminate it for nothing, much as it did with Android in a move that made it the most mainstream working framework for cell phones. Nonetheless, Google's task faces savage rivalry from Facebook, manager of virtual reality headgear star Oculus Rift, among others.

The innovation stood out as truly newsworthy right on time in the week as headgear producers took all important focal point at a Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. On Wednesday, Sony disclosed another era model of its "Morpheus" virtual reality headgear and said a form for shoppers is on track for discharge in the first a large portion of one year from now.

Cell phone creator HTC and Microsoft with its HoloLens are likewise substantial hitters in the headgear business.