Google announced today that it has released Cardboard SDK for iOS developers who will be able to create new native applications for iPhone or iPad. The created applications will fully work with Google Cardboard, and users will be able to experience new virtual reality applications in App Store. iOS The version of the mentioned SDK should contain the same features as the Android version. Pro those who Google Cardboard is a special low-cost holder for mobile phones, which, in combination with a mobile phone, creates special glasses for virtual reality. In the Czech Republic you can buy Cardboard for less than 300 crowns. Google is promoting the idea that to experience virtual reality, you don't need expensive glasses, which can cost up to 15 crowns.
Videos and images that you can view in 360° bring a completely different interactive experience. 360° videos can now be found on the most famous servers, including YouTube or FacebookBoth of the aforementioned servers support 360° videos on your computer, where you can look around using your mouse.
“Travel apps can include virtual photos from all over the world, making you feel like you’re actually there. Real estate apps canancRealtors can place properties for sale on their websites, so you can look at absolutely anyone before buying a property. It's magic"That's why we stand behind virtual reality. It has a future," Google said.
This week she presented her glasses and the company Oculus VR, which it bought Facebook. Apple envy both Google and Oculus VR glasses, because they have previously Tim Cook he said he liked virtual reality. Apple you even recently hired a VR expert and even started selling special glasses in his online store. The director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, Jeremy Bailenson, confirmed that Apple has recently shown great interest in staying instorech.
*Source: Macrumors.com
Correct your commas. Thank you.
Also, it's April 1st. You've gone overboard with that iPad.