Google's latest foray into the arts world sees it open up the world-famous Abbey Road Studios in virtual reality. On any given day, the area near the zebra crossing outside London’s Abbey Road Studios ...

Google has announced its free Cardboard app is available in 39 languages across more than 100 countries on both iOS and Android devices. The app helps users setup their Cardboard virtual reality ...

Google wants everyone to wear cardboard boxes on their faces. It wants that so much that it’s just announced a plan to make it easier for Apple iPhone developers to write VR apps. That’s a big deal ...

Drig3D - A new Cardboard app to let users shoot 3D pictures Dwaravati is committed to the challenging mission of enabling average user to generate and consume virtual-reality content in the easiest ...

Google has announced its YouTube app for iOS is now compatible with its virtual reality headset, Cardboard. Last fall, Google announced that it would begin to support virtual reality content and would ...

There were more than 25 million installs of Google Cardboard apps from Google Play between June 2014 and December 2015, 10 million of which took place in the last quarter of 2015, the company ...

VR is being democratised, and brands will have to consider how either augmented or virtual reality will impact them. The technology to enjoy virtual reality has never been more affordable, and ...

Back in June this year, Google announced its fun, low-cost alternative to high-end virtual reality headsets, the Google Cardboard. The headset, as the name suggests, is constructed from cardboard, ...

The Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are incredible devices, but they're far out of the range of an impulse purchase for most of us. We're talking about spending $600 to $800 on a headset and accessories ...

When reading the topic “cardboard virtual reality glasses,” I did the kind of double take normally reserved for spotting acts of delinquency. In what may in fact be some sort of elaborate jab at ...

This isn't in the AVP thread, because I'm not using an AVP to either create or view them. I tried to follow these instructions, with the goal of sending spatial video, captured from my iPhone 15 Pro, ...