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Bad News for Fans of Cardboard VR Headsets
Virtual reality enthusiasts who have enjoyed Google's affordable Cardboard VR experience might want to brace themselves for some disappointing news. Google has officially announced that it will be discontinuing support for its popular DIY virtual reality platform.
Since its launch in 2014, Google Cardboard revolutionized accessible VR technology by offering an incredibly low-cost entry point for people curious about virtual reality. The simple, ingenious design allowed users to transform their smartphones into immersive VR devices using a foldable cardboard headset.
While the platform won't be completely disappearing overnight, Google has made it clear that active development and support will cease. The company will be open-sourcing the Cardboard project, which means developers can still potentially create and maintain their own versions of the technology.
For those who have cherished their Cardboard experiences, this marks the end of an era in consumer virtual reality. The platform paved the way for more advanced VR technologies and introduced millions of people to the exciting world of immersive digital experiences.