Google has released an open source project for its Google Cardboard to allow developers to build additional experiences and add support to their apps for various smartphone screen solutions and ...

A few months after making its Cardboard VR platform open source, Google has quietly ended sales for its Cardboard VR, the inexpensive cardboard-based phone viewers that could be used to experience ...

Google has launched a new catalog of WebVR virtual-reality apps that can be experienced though an Android phone and Google's budget Cardboard VR viewer. The company wants to bring VR to the web to ...

Google’s finally allowing customers in (some) countries outside the US to buy its Cardboard VR viewers directly from the Google Store. Listed at £15 for a single Cardboard viewer in the UK, the ...

Why it matters: A quick check over on the Google Store reveals that the $15 viewer is no longer available for purchase. Third-party solutions are still on sale from outlets like Amazon and eBay if you ...

Want to experience virtual reality, Google-style? Then get out the scissors: Google’s plans for VR are still very much in a do-it-yourself spirit, despite a new partnership with GoPro that will make a ...

Virtual reality and DIY : this is the ingenious combination proposed by the developers at Google, where very recently launched the Cardboard Project. The goal of the project (literally, the " ...

For all there is to love about Google Cardboard, it's still a bare-bones experience. It's barely even VR, really. But the cheap, smartphone-based viewer offers the VR-curious an easy window into ...

A couple of years ago if you were going to watch something in virtual reality (I'm using this term interchangeably with 360 videos here), the choice was so limited that you were perfectly content to ...