Clay Bavor, Vice President of Product Management at Google, wears a Google Cardboard headset at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. on June 24, 2015. Gregg Segal for TIME ...

Cardboard might also be one of the smartest, quietest, most innovative things going on at Google.

Google Cardboard works on the iPhone, too By Dave Johnson August 18, 2014 / 7:55 AM EDT / MoneyWatch You might recall that Google unveiled its Cardboard hardware at last month's Google I/O event.

Last week Google surprised the crowd at I/O 2014 with the reveal of Cardboard, a low-cost VR smartphone adapter which the company gave away to every developer in attendance. Google, who praise ...

Right now, people are freaking out over Google Cardboard, which is literally a piece of cardboard that you use to hold a smartphone to your face for cheap, effective virtual reality. It's not new ...

It's not often that you can get a truly breathtaking technological innovation for the cost of a few dollars in cardboard and a magnet. But that's what Google (GOOG) has recently managed to pull ...

Surgery on Teegan Lexcen’s heart defect was made possible by Google Cardboard, a $20 piece of virtual reality technology.

Google has announced a new version of Cardboard, its virtual reality viewer. The latest Cardboard design will fit larger phones, up to 6 inches, and it’s gotten rid of the magnet controller ...

Google Cardboard is the company's DIY method for turning your Android smartphone into a low-cost virtual reality headset. James Martin/CNET When Google announced a at its I/O developer conference ...

Google announced that it’s open sourcing the software of Cardboard, its “no-frills” VR headset. It launched a documentation site and a GitHub repo for the software.

Today, Google in partnership with New York-based design studio Ustwo, is making the process of learning basic VR design principles more accessible through its new Cardboard Design Lab app.