Google is ramping up its Cardboard-based VR efforts, launching a new scheme that helps headset makers calibrate their face-based contraptions for Google Cardboard apps, and updating the VR section ...

Google has stopped selling its low-cost Cardboard smartphone-based virtual reality goggles on its online store.

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 ...

When Google Cardboard, the virtual reality viewer constructed of corrugated paper, came out this summer, people thought it was a joke. But the company was serious—and if there was any doubt ...

Cardboard, Google's simple, nearly disposable and pretty brilliant virtual reality solution, is practically a novelty: a foldable cardboard set of stereoscopic goggles that you can put a phone into.

But Google also released the Google Cardboard that is compact, fun, and user-friendly. Google Cardboard is cheap (or free), created through a few folds, and lighter than Daydream.

Ready or not, Apple, here comes virtual reality on the iPhone courtesy of Google. The search giant has now released the official Cardboard app for iOS with a few brand new demos. What’s more ...

VR is taking off in a big way and Google Cardboard may be leading the way. Check out this list of awesome VR apps and games for Android!

Google Cardboard was announced at Google I/O in June 2014, and consists of two parts: a virtual reality (VR) headset, technically called a viewer, and the software ecosystem that supports it.

Google has just launched a new VR category in its online store. It currently offers only three viewers, though with rumors suggesting it's building a new headset similar to Samsung's Gear VR, it ...

An Android QR code library has also been included, Google said, pointing out that it will mean apps can be paired with any Cardboard viewer without the need for the Cardboard app. "An open source ...