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, the new View-Master is a headset with a slot that holds an Android smartphone, which will produce the images.

The original View-Master, first introduced in 1939, used stereoscopic images to make you feel like you were seeing 3D images of locations around the world. The new View-Master, Mattel said in a press release, will similarly let users visit "famous places, landmarks, nature, planets and 360 degree ‘photospheres.'"

"We developed Google Cardboard as an open platform to inspire companies like Mattel to rethink how to deliver new user experiences through technology," Google Cardboard Product Director Mike Jazayeri said in a press release. "Many of us on the Google Cardboard team grew up playing with View-Master, so we were excited to collaborate with Mattel and to see the viewer evolve and work with Google Cardboard."

Mattel will release the new View-Master in fall 2015 for $30, and will sell additional "experience reels" for $15, each of which will feature four experiences, with multiple areas to explore.

Google first revealed Cardboard in June 2014, describing it as a "no-frills enclosure that transforms a phone into a basic VR headset." Google has also released instructions on how to build a virtual reality viewer to use with the smartphone app. The viewer is constituted primarily of everyday items, including cardboard, lenses, magnets, velcro, a rubber band, and an optional stick NFC tag.

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It was announced that the fun-filled brawler game, Battle of Toys Android version has released. Following massive success with iOS devices, Android users finally have the chance to take part in the toy brawler action of the Battle of Toys Android release. Through the Google Play Store Android users can now download Battle of Toys straight to their devices.

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VRFocus- With electronics industry giants such as Samsung, Google and Sony now all involved with virtual reality (VR) technology, it was only a matter of time before other companies started to reveal their own entries into the market. South Korean outlet LG is one of the first to do so. The company has this week unveiled VR for G3, a brand new smartphone-based head-mounted display (HMD) to complement its own LG G3 handset. The kit is set to be bundled in with the smartphone itself in the near future.

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Bandai Namco has released the English version of One Piece Treasure Cruise on Google Play store on Android and the App Store on iOS. The mobile game is an RPG similar to that of popular mobile game Brave Frontier. Check out some screenshots and game description and features below.

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Avast, developers of anti-malware and virus software for PCs and tablets, have helped find previously undiscovered Adware hidden inside a number of apps, some of which were available on Google Play.

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VRFocus- Plenty of big names have become involved with virtual reality (VR) technology in the past year, arguably the most surprising of which is Google. The search engine giant revealed a head-mounted display (HMD) of its own last year that wasnt intended to take on the likes of the Oculus Rift but instead appeal to the low-end market. That HMD was Google Cardboard, a smartphone-based kit that users could assemble themselves. The concept proved to be a hit with certain companies, but one VR fan is looking to do better by switching out cardboard for foam.