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Folding a virtual journey with Google Cardboard

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Folding a virtual journey with Google Cardboard ABOUT ZENFONE - Folding a virtual journey with Google Cardboard, A year and a half ago we introduced Google Cardboard, a simple cardboard viewer that anyone can use to experience mobile virtual reality (VR). With just Cardboard and the smartphone in your pocket, you can travel to faraway places and visit imagined worlds. Since then everyone from droid lovers and Sunday edition subscribers, to big kids and grandmas have been able to enjoy VR�often for the very first time. Heres a look at where we are, 19 months in: 1. 5 million Cardboard fans have joined the fold. 2. In just the past two months (October-December), you launched into 10 million more immersive app experiences: 3. Out of 1,000+ Cardboard apps on Google Play, one of your favorites got you screaming �aaaaaaahwsome,� while another �gave you goosebumps.� 4. You teleported to places far and wide, right from the comfort of YouTube. 5. Since we launched Cardboard Camera in Decemb...

Step inside your photos with Cardboard Camera

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Step inside your photos with Cardboard Camera ABOUT ZENFONE - Step inside your photos with Cardboard Camera, With Google Cardboard, you can take amazing trips to faraway places and feel like you�re actually there. But what if you could also use Cardboard to go back in time�to step inside personal moments like your favorite vacation or a holiday dinner with family? Now you can with the new Cardboard Camera app for Android. Cardboard Camera turns the smartphone in your pocket into a virtual reality (VR) camera. It�s simple to take a photo: just hold out your phone and move it around you in a circle. Later, when you place your phone inside a Google Cardboard viewer, youll get to experience something new: a VR photo. VR photos are three-dimensional panoramas, with slightly different views for each eye, so near things look near and far things look far. You can look around to explore the image in all directions, and even record sound with your photo to hear the moment exactly as it happened....