VR Checker - Checks your phone compatibility to VR [ Appybuilder ] | CodeWaala

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VR Checker - Checks your phone compatibility to VR [ Appybuilder ] | CodeWaala


This is the model of a VR compatibility checking application.

What is VR ?

 VR - Virtual Realty - Virtual reality is an interactive computer-generated experience taking place within a simulated environment.

This can be experienced in a smartphone too.

Requirements :
There are some basic hardware requirements to play VR experience on your smartphone.

- A display of 1080p

- 1.4 GHz Processor

- Atleast 2GB RAM

- Android Version Above JellyBean

- Hardware - Compass, Accelerometer, Gyroscope.


This app checks the basic hardware requirements to check that your phone is compatible to VR.

Download Test App : 

 Download .APK
Download AIA (FREE) :

 This App is still not completely done...
(AIA will be available when it is done)

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