Google’s Cardboard Camera lets you capture immersive photos from smartphone hardware you already own. The app has now launched on iOS, letting you snap 360 degree 3D photos from your iPhone. Today, ...

A unique project has launched by Kickstarter created by HOLOFIL based in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The cardboard device allows you to simulate 3D visual experiences on your desktop or table.

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Google just released a new app for Cardboard that stitches together 3D panoramas so users can create ...

Got one of Google’s Cardboard VR headsets and an Android phone handy? Google has something new for you to play with this morning. Dubbed “Cardboard Camera“, the idea is pretty straightforward: it lets ...

Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. The same ...

Google today released Cardboard Camera, a Google Cardboard-compatible app that let’s take 3D panoramic photos with your smartphone and then view them in a VR smartphone adapter. Google is calling the ...

Google has released a new Android app that lets users take 3D panoramic photos and view them through the Google Cardboard virtual reality viewer. Dubbed 'Cardboard Camera,' the app also records audio ...

YouTube took another step towards embracing virtual reality (VR) Thursday with the launch if two new features for its Android mobile app that make it easier to consume content with Google’s Cardboard ...

It’s not that storage boxes and organizers are hard to find. No, the problem this project set out to solve was more nuanced than that. The real trouble [theguymasamato] had was that his storage ...

As fans filtered into the Riviera on Thursday for a sold-out Kraftwerk concert, they were handed cardboard 3D glasses. Followers of the group – so revered for its ahead-of-its-time music and image – ...

It appears that Sir Paul McCartney is joining The Who in providing a virtual experience. But rather than relive history, VR enthusiasts will be able to experience McCartney’s final concert, which took ...