Speaking of the SDK—Google has announced that their Cardboard SDK on Unity now supports iOS in addition to Android.

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.

VR views take 360 VR images or videos and transform them into interactive experiences that users can view on their phone, with a Cardboard viewer, or on their desktop computer. For native apps, you ...

Google has launched a software development kit for iOS devs wanting to build Cardboard apps, but the timing was surely no accident.

According to Google, Cardboard SDK for Unity is now supporting a fully Unity-native distortion pass, improving performance several times over by avoiding plugin overhead.