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Vivaty Brings The 3D Web to Your Browser, Starting With AIM and Facebook

Posted from TechCrunch 136 days ago
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Move over Second Life. The 3D Web is starting to make inroads into the plain old browser. By “plain,” I mean only Internet Explorer on Windows machines—which for now is what you need to experience Vivaty Scenes. But at least it’s a start. (Firefox support on PCs is coming in a few [...] (original story)

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