Samsung Gear VR Is Getting A Web Browser

Samsung is releasing a web browser for their Gear VR, which will allow users to use a web browser and stream video without downloading apps. The web browser for Gear VR will support 360 degree and 3D video streaming, as well as HTML5 video.  Which means Youtube videos will be supported in the web browser. Internet for VR also features voice recognition support along with an on-screen keyboard. An interesting feature of the Gear VR is the “Gaze Mode”, which gives users the ability to pick and choose things by just staring at them. Samsung Internet for VR launches on December 2, on the Oculus Store. You'll need a Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy Note 4 or Galaxy Note 5 to use the Gear VR.

Samsung Gear VR Coming Out Next Month

Samsung's Gear VR will release sometime is December, Oculus VR announced on there website. The Gear VR  for the Galaxy Note 4 is available for pre registration from Samsung. It will come in 2 versions for $249, you’ll get the headset bundled with a Bluetooth gamepad, and for $199, you’ll just get the headset.

Samsung Exploits Bendgate Controversy In New Video

Samsung continues to poke fun at Apple for the iPhone 6, this time with a stress test video of the Galaxy Note 4. The testing procedures have been designed to give you, and your back pocket, peace of mind because leaving things in your back pocket can lead to, well, bent things, remarked Samsung referring to the "Bendgate" controversy with the iPhone 6. Click here to see what Samsung did when the iPhone 6 was announced. Well Apple fire back ? Will this feud ever end ?

Samsung Attacks Apple In New Commercial

Samsung has released a new ad for its upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4, talking about how the company first introduced the Galaxy Note series in 2011 and popularized the "phablet" form factor while calling out Apple for making the similarly sized iPhone 6 Plus three years later. You can watch the commercial below. Samsung is continually created advertising going after Apple, its products and its fan base, famously depicting people eyeing the Samsung Galaxy S2 while waiting in line outside an Apple Store for the newest iPhone. More recently, Samsung aired there "Wall Huggers" ad campaign that pokes fun at the iPhone's battery life.