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Apple patents Google Cardboard in search of use for iPod

Posted on July 25, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple files for a patent that looks extremely similar to the basic concept for Google Cardboard. It would appear that Apple has prepared for the eventuality that virtual reality lust would hit the iPhone community. What we’re looking at today is a couple of patent applications that essentially have Apple owning the idea of a face and ears-mounted display carrier, a headset, that can use an iPhone as its display. Sound familiar? It certainly should. This also isn’t the first, second, or even third time such an invention has been seen (and produced) by a hardware company.
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Wearables Tags:Apple, cardboard, Google, hardware, headset, iphone, iPod, Slashgear, virtual reality

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