"Snap OS 2.0 introduces a faster browser that's easier to use, the company says. Snap has optimized page loading speed and power usage to allow users to navigate quickly. There's also a new home screen with widgets and bookmarks, alongside an updated toolbar that lets users type or speak a website URL, navigate history, and refresh the page. Plus, users can now resize windows just like they would on a laptop."
"Snap notes that the browser now supports WebXR, allowing users to access augmented reality experiences directly from any WebXR-enabled website. Additionally, there's a new Spotlight Lens that spatially overlays content onto the real world. Now, users can do things like do the dishes while watching videos from their favorite creators. "The portrait orientation of our Spectacles' field of view is a perfect fit for vertical video, allowing you to enjoy content without ever having to look down at your phone," Snap explained in a blog post. "Easily anchor Spotlight in one place, or have it follow you as you move around.""
Snap OS 2.0 powers Snap Spectacles with a faster, power-optimized native browser that supports WebXR so users can access augmented reality experiences from WebXR-enabled sites. The update adds a new home screen with widgets and bookmarks, an updated toolbar for typing or speaking URLs, navigation, and refresh, plus resizable windows similar to a laptop. Spotlight Lens spatially overlays vertical video and other content into the real world with options to anchor or follow the user. Gallery Lens enables interactive viewing and sharing of Spectacles captures. Travel Mode stabilizes AR content and tracking while on the move.
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