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 ...

In November, Google Cardboard was open-sourced as the company stopped active development on the affordable, smartphone-based VR platform. As promised, Google today released the Cardboard Unity SDK ...

If you're a VR developer interested in tinkering with Cardboard, you'll be pleased to know that Google has streamlined embedding as well as iOS support.

Unity is updating its game engine so developers can leverage the built-in screen reading software in desktop operating ...

Unity will be receiving native support for Google Cardboard, or that little flimsy phone holder you can buy that's literally made out of cardboard.

Unity developers, on the other hand, can now install the Cardboard SDK and create their own VR project from scratch or adapt existing 3D apps for VR.

Google today announced the launch of a Cardboard SDK for iOS developers, allowing them to more easily create native iPhone apps and experiences that will work with the Google Cardboard virtual ...

Letting iOS developers create Cardboard content and building a tool that streamlines the process of embedding that content are two significant steps toward expanding virtual reality’s horizons.

As a result, developers of Cardboard-compatible content will be able to make their games, 3D experiences, and other apps more realistic in how sound is positioned. However it doesn't end there.