During the event, Google handed out 6,000 cardboard kits and released a tutorial online, which prompted homemade versions to surface on the web within three hours.

Google's decision to back away from phone-based VR may have an upside for creators. The internet giant is releasing a Cardboard open source project that will let developers create VR experiences ...

Google Cardboard made VR as accessible as possible, but it wasn't meant to be and was therefore shuttered.

If the open source Cardboard becomes successful, it will hopefully encourage Google to also open source Daydream to at least keep mobile VR from going extinct.

Google giving up on one of their projects and leaving its established userbase twisting in the wind hardly counts as news anymore. In fact, it’s become something of a meme. The search giant i… ...

Google might have killed Daydream, but it's making Cardboard open source ...

It hasn't even been three years since Google Cardboard was first launched, but already, it has met with some pretty serious success.

Why Google Cardboard Is the Only VR Headset You Need For around $10, Google Cardboard gives anyone with a smartphone a ticket to VR. How is that not going to explode?

Google Cardboard has seen an explosion of new third-party viewers spring up since its launch about a year ago, and this has the company responding with a new certification standard today called ...

Google has announced its foray into the smartphone virtual reality space with an app named Cardboard. The app is described as a "no-frills enclosure that transforms a phone into a basic VR headset".