Google Cardboard is an entry-level take on mobile VR, and it lets you strap your existing phone into a cheap, portable viewer and then pop it on your face.

The Google Cardboard app lets you use your phone into a VR device, and it's available for free and is designed to work with cheap VR viewers.

It's now possible thanks to Google's Street View app [Android | iOS] and Google Cardboard. Cardboard, of course, is the dirt-cheap virtual-reality headset that works with your smartphone.

Google, known for creating high-tech innovations such as self-driving cars and balloon-powered internet, wants techies to play with something incredibly low-tech: a simple piece of cardboard.

On the Ben C YouTube channel there's a video test to show you how your Google Cardboard makeshift VR setup should be running Virtual Boy games, like Wario Land, if you set everything up properly.

Several months ago, Google Maps added a Virtual Reality switch for their Street View platform. With this switch, users are able to view any Street View-enabled location with their Google Cardboard ...

Google reports that over 500,000 units of its Cardboard viewer has shipped, all from non-Google retail channels.

The OnePlus Cardboard viewer sets itself apart by offering a film that will help keep it clean and free of forehead stains, a slightly smaller build that still fits most phones with up to 6-inch ...