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Watching your iPhone photos in 3D on any VR headset, with no uploads or cables

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Most people with a Quest, Pico or Vision Pro hit the same wall: the photos and videos you actually care about live on your iPhone, and getting them onto the headset in 3D means converters, cloud uploads, USB cables and renaming files to _sbs. StereoShift is an iPhone, iPad and Mac app that tries to…

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  1. 2026-10-23 16:26 · DEV Community — AI
    Watching your iPhone photos in 3D on any VR headset, with no uploads or cables

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