From Google’s Cardboard VR viewer to Sony’s PlayStation VR, this guide will help you figure out what makes sense for your family’s interests, needs and budget.

Google has put its Cardboard VR viewer on sale in its own online store, allowing those who previously missed out on special promotions to get their hands on the virtual reality device. The ...

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While VR content is currently an extremely mixed bag, the View-Master Virtual Reality Viewer is a decent enough option if you’re eager to dip your toe into the pool in which we will all one day ...

What your $70 alternative to Oculus Rift gets you is a VR viewer made of durable plastic—not cardboard—that cleverly folds flat so it’s slim enough to stash in a pocket.

Speck touts that the viewer’s design is what sets it apart from the competition. The Pocket VR is compact and collapsible and is paired with the CandyShell Grip smartphone case, which offers ...

NYT VR video must first be downloaded to watch in a viewer—the app does not stream content. After viewing, tap Remove Video on the gallery or video detail screen to move the file off your device.

In June 2014, Google revealed a low-cost Smartphone Adapter and VR SDK at their annual software developer conference in San Francisco, California. During the event, Google handed out 6,000 cardboar… ...

Figment VR is designed to be inexpensive, unobtrusive, ... The two-ounce VR viewer folds away like origami when not in use, disappearinginto a slick and protective polycarbonate and aluminum case.

Figment VR, launching today on Kickstarter, is a clever spring-loaded iPhone 6/6S or 6 Plus/6S Plus case that transforms into a stereoscopic viewer for your phone's VR content.

From Google’s Cardboard VR viewer to Sony’s PlayStation VR, this guide will help you figure out what makes sense for your family’s interests, needs and budget.

From Google’s Cardboard VR viewer to Sony’s PlayStation VR, this guide will help you figure out what makes sense for your family’s interests, needs and budget.