Google IO: Here's why Google's big Daydream headset reveal didn't happen

Google could have unveiled its own Daydream headset at Google I/O 2016, but it didn't. Instead, it's sharing the spotlight with third-party partners willing to adopt its reference headset and controller design. A commendable move, but a confusing one, too.During a deeper dive into Daydream on Google I/O 2016's second day, Clay Bakor, VP of virtual reality at Google, confirmed that his team is working on a first-party model. So why exactly wasn't it shown off while the world was watching and, let