Google Chrome 3D: Another early project for Cadie
Filed under: Computers, Software
Cadie have been working on a new project, and you will be shocked to learn what it is. The new project is Google Chrome 3D. Cadie has been studying human, and it was quickly realized that the thing that keeps users disconnected from this and real life is the two-dimensional of Internet and the three-dimensional that we are used to in real life.
The lack of 3D capabilities in web browsers came as a huge surprise to Cadie, and decided to run a few numbers and concluded that 81% of households had 3D glasses; you know those red and blue cheap looking ones lying around their homes.
As a result, Cadie has decided to enhance Google Chrome’s functionality by offering a 3D setting. I do hope that this April Fool has not taken you in from Google. This I have to say was one of its better ones, Keep them coming Google.
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I get the joke about printing 3D glasses on plain printer paper…but the 3D browser experience is very fun (with real 3D glasses). So I hope the 3D button won’t disappear when April Fool’s Day is over. I rather enjoy breaking the monotony by seeing various Windows floating in space and having my cursor right at the end of my nose! I can always switch back to 2D (easily) when it’s time to get serious.