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Cardboard puts virtual reality on your smartphone. The Cardboard app helps you launch your favorite VR experiences, discover new apps, and set up a viewer.

Try out a set of included demos as well
- Earth: Fly where your fancy takes you on Google Earth.
- Tour Guide: Visit Versailles with a local guide.
- My Videos: Watch your videos on a massive screen.
- Exhibit: Examine cultural artifacts from every angle.
- Photo Sphere: Look around the photo spheres you've captured.
- Arctic Journey: Fly alongside Arctic terns, create your own flower garden, relax under the northern lights and more.

To fully enjoy this app you'll need a Cardboard viewer

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This app developed by google lets you enjoy different virtual reality experiences with your android device. For this you need only cardboard virtual reality goggles which you can make yourself. You can also purchase any of the many commercial viewers found in many tech stores. But if you prefer you can make your own viewer by simply following the instructions in the google tutorial. A number of demos in the cardboard main menu let you test the app's potential and spectacularity. One of the most interesting ones enables you to fly over the earth as if you were a supersonic bird, thanks to the joint technology of google earth. And for this of course you'll also need to have the app installed. And other demonstrations allow you to take a guided tour of versailles ride a fun roller coaster or watch a beautiful sunrise on the coast. All of these demos are totally free. In addition cardboard is fully compatible with a host of android apps specifically designed for use with virtual reality devices. Finding compatible games is easy. In a few seconds you can download over a dozen interesting vr games to make the most of the virtual reality viewer. The range of games is from first-person shooters to underwater trips to the bottom of the ocean.

download cardboard to enjoy virtual reality with your android. You're only required to have a visor either handmade or purchased in a tech store. The experience isn't perfect, far from it, but depending on the game or demo you're trying out, it can be pretty startling.