Sentence examples for headset app from inspiring English sources

Ads may not be something users are clamoring for in virtual reality, but it's likely going to take significantly more free, ad-supported content in the various headset app stores for people to actually try out some of the awesome stuff VR game studios are creating.

A full review of the headset and app are available over at Gear Diary.

You'll also need: a smartphone – Cardboard headsets and apps support a wide range of Android phones and iPhones.

Startups like FOVE are building these headsets, and apps like VR chat room Altspace make your eye movements visible on your avatar.

Inside Abbey Road – Cardboard (Free) You'll need a Google Cardboard virtual-reality headset for this app, which promises to take you inside London's iconic Abbey Road studios.

In most cases, a VR headset and an app is all you'll need to be taken to the stadium to look around for yourself as the action unfolds, all without leaving the comfort of your home.

The upshot is using a small portable headset to run apps on smartphones.

As the user moves their tongue in the mouth, the headset (and an associated app) then translates these movements into instructions for the wheelchair.

Trialled at Twickenham during the Six Nations, their technology combines a wireless headset with the Six Nations app and information cards created by an expert curator showing data from critical points in a game.

And to make it more accessible for everyone, you now don't even need to have a headset to use the app.

Even if you don't require users to buy a specific headset, just downloading an app for Google Cardboard is an "an additional barrier to consumer adoption".