Here is one year, Google introduced google cardboard: a DIY kit that allows you to transform a piece of cardboard into a device capable of holding a smartphone in your face, and turn it into a virtual reality machine.
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Google has enhanced its Cardboard . Announced at the Google I / O conference, the little virtual reality helmet will adapt to smartphones as large as 6 inches, and have a magnet that works with any smartphone. In addition, and as handymen loved building the first game, the second version will assemble in just three steps instead of twelve.
The best part of the announcement? The Cardboard will also be available on iOS devices . Indeed, Google has just released a new app for iOS that allows you to use the Cardboard on iOS, and available for download today.
There is also a new SDK google cardboard , that will work on both Android and iOS devices so that any smartphone can be used in virtual reality cardboard glasses.
Google is also launching a new program for schools called Expeditions . Basically it is a way to introduce children to places around the world ... without leaving the classroom.
A school that wishes to follow the program will have a feature that allows devices on the nose students to stay synchronized with that of the teacher. This allows a teacher to explore the place he wants his students. Google has demonstrated to take a class in Venice and the Great Wall of China.
But this is just the beginning of a new vision of virtual reality Google.
See also : IO 2015: Google Maps is now available offline
Google has enhanced its Cardboard . Announced at the Google I / O conference, the little virtual reality helmet will adapt to smartphones as large as 6 inches, and have a magnet that works with any smartphone. In addition, and as handymen loved building the first game, the second version will assemble in just three steps instead of twelve.
There is also a new SDK google cardboard , that will work on both Android and iOS devices so that any smartphone can be used in virtual reality cardboard glasses.
A school that wishes to follow the program will have a feature that allows devices on the nose students to stay synchronized with that of the teacher. This allows a teacher to explore the place he wants his students. Google has demonstrated to take a class in Venice and the Great Wall of China.
