Category: Google cardboard

On your Android phone, open the Cardboard app .. To pair your phone with your viewer, on the right, tap the Right arrow .. Use your phone’s camera to scan the QR code on the Cardboard viewer. Open the top flap of the viewer. To set up a brand new Google Cardboard, you will need […]

Once unfurled, it’s easy to see that Google designed its Cardboard package to roll together with minimal effort and no additional tools. Seen here are all the materials, which Google says you can buy for roughly $20. Prices start at less than $10. A number of Google Cardboard viewers run from $20 to $40, with […]

Originally made famous by Google and first presented at the 2014 I/O Developer Conference, Google Cardboard is synonymous with virtual reality glasses using a smartphone. Cardboard ensures cohesion, comfort and light sealing, and is now fully compatible with Google Android & Apple i. OS, and is suitable for people who wear eyeglasses. The next thing […]

Basically Google cardboard is a little cardboard box that you put your i, and phone into. (Actually it’s designed for an Android phone but it works with an i. Phone and there are i. Phone apps for it.). Can you use Google Cardboard VR with an iPhone? How To How to use Google Cardboard VR […]

As you might have already guessed from the title, Trinus VR lets you play PC games on your Google Cardboard. Trinus VR makes use of the hardware & sensors in your smartphone to provide PC gamers a virtual reality experience. I found the answer was to set up a brand new Google Cardboard, you will […]

Google Cardboard is a virtual reality (VR) platform developed by Google. Named for its fold-out cardboard viewer into which a smartphone is inserted, the platform was intended as a low-cost system to encourage interest and development in VR applications . Google Cardboard has been available since 2014 when it was introduced at I/O. The next […]

The Google Cardboard is built using low cost components and a folded cardboard viewer and thus, the name. The VR and AR device features a compartment where you can set up your Android smartphone or i. Phone and then view through the lenses. You can then open compatible apps and view various virtual reality content. […]

To set up a brand new Google Cardboard, you will need to have an Android smartphone running Android 4.1 or higher or an i, and phone. To start experiencing virtual reality, you will have to download a Cardboard compatible VR app. At the beginning, we will recommend you the official Google Cardboard app on the […]

Basically Google cardboard is a little cardboard box that you put your i, and phone into. (Actually it’s designed for an Android phone but it works with an i. Phone and there are i. Phone apps for it.) It has some lenses in it, and it combines 2 different images that appear on your phone, […]