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Google Cardboard VR camera app moves to iOS

Chris Middleton
clock 13 September 2016 •
Google Cardboard VR camera app moves to iOS

App available for download on the App Store

The worlds of Apple and Google parent company Alphabet continue their uneasy co-existence as Google's Cardboard virtual reality (VR) camera app becomes available for download on the iOS App Store. The...

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