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It should work... Specs show an accelerometer and 3 axis gyro in that device.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, but I find that about 1/3 of the apps for it crash. It could be the quality of the apps- they were all random ones with 4 star ratings I grabbed off iTunes- but overall, it worked better than my $200 Android that came out 4 months ago.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I believe that as long as you can view videos on your device sideways and it can fit into the compartment which holds the device it should work fine. The Google Cardboard goggles are fairly low-tech. It's essentially a cardboard box with one magnifying lens for each eye. A built-in button acts as a screen-toucher when programs require the device screen to be touched. The Google Cardboard works fine with 360-degree and 3-D video and games. Again, it's not very high-tech, but it's a good starting place to see if you may want to invest in something more fancy and expensive, or maybe your interest is just a passing phase for the novelty. For me, it was the latter. I played with it for a few days and haven't picked it back up since.
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