An update to the iOS YouTube app notes that it now comes with Google Cardboard support, a feature that’s been notably absent so far. By selecting the small Cardboard icon under any video, users can either watch a 360-degree video in virtual reality through one of the simple cardboard headsets, or watch any other video on a flat screen in a VR environment, like a big-screen TV. Outside Samsung’s Gear VR, which supports recent Samsung flagship phones, Google Cardboard is the only way most people will experience mobile virtual reality. – Adi Robertson, The Verge http://ift.tt/1qo8thl