Quick tip: Once you have a viewer, you can scan the QR code into the Cardboard app to connect it up, so the shape of each side of your screen will fit the viewer you're using.

For those that participate, Google is implementing a QR code system that will allow apps to identify which Cardboard viewer the user has, allowing it to adjust the experience to fit.

An Android QR code library has also been included, Google said, pointing out that it will mean apps can be paired with any Cardboard viewer without the need for the Cardboard app.

Google wants Cardboard makers to define their viewer’s key parameters (focal length, input type, inter-lens distance) and to generate a QR code containing those parameters to place on the ...

The Minkanak comes with a QR code for some free apps. Since Google is the force behind the Cardboard platform, there are currently more app options for Android than iOS; however, iOS options are ...

When Google first unveiled its Cardboard VR viewer at Google I/O 2014, a lot of people assumed it was a joke. ... it will prompt you to set up by scanning the QR code on the headset.

Mountain View has even put together a shop where people can get headsets that have both a "Works with Cardboard" badge and a QR code. Speaking of apps, Google has also launched a new set of design ...

To set up the viewer, click on the arrow. Then click the arrow or "OK" again to allow the app to access your device to take pictures and record video. Scan the "Google Cardboard Viewer Profile" code ...

Google's decision to back away from phone-based VR may have an upside for creators. The internet giant is releasing a Cardboard open source project that will let developers create VR experiences ...

Google has announced a new "Works with Google Cardboard" certification program to help unify all of the Cardboard-compatible headsets available on the market. By Jimmy Westenberg April 16, 2015 ...