There have been several smartphone/tablet VR viewers making their way into the virtual reality market lately which take advantage of an Android phone or iPhone screen, as well as their gyroscopes and ...

In June 2014, Google revealed a low-cost Smartphone Adapter and VR SDK at their annual software developer conference in San Francisco, California. During the event, Google handed out 6,000 cardboard ...

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 content is available in a lot of places, and YouTube is one of the easiest ways to access it. That’s especially true when you consider how many platforms YouTube VR is on. Today, that ...

Virtual reality is slowly but surely marching toward the mainstream, and it’s dragging 360-degree video along with it. With that, the number of ways we can watch this content is growing, too: Samsung ...

The Web giant wants to make sure Cardboard viewers work well with all Cardboard apps. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of analysts covering smart ...

Most professionals use a first person viewer to fly their drones, and they can get rather pricey. But, with an inexpensive phone mounted VR headset, it turns out there's an app for that. You'll also ...

It’s now fairly unusual for us to attend big shows like E3 without seeing another mobile smartphone VR viewer pop up. As the processing power and 3D rendering capabilities of average smart phones has ...

Google’s made no secret of its ambitions to carve out a slice of the virtual reality market. It’s shipped more than 10 million of its low-cost Cardboard devices for smartphones and launched its ...

Want to take a stroll through an old plaza you visited on your last vacation, replay your daughter’s 5th birthday party or dive off the cliffs into your favorite river—again? Being "surrounded by" a ...

Coca-Cola could easily equip just about everyone in the country with a free Google Cardboard-style VR viewer if the above experiment turns into reality. The project envisions packaging for a 12-pack ...