![The AT&T virtual reality headset. (Image courtesy Knox Labs.)](https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ATT-Headset-496x350.jpg)
AT&T has partnered with Google Cardboard headset maker Knox Labs to offer a $10 white cardboard virtual reality headset, based on last year’s model.
These older-style headsets, normally $15 each, have the magnetic button on the side of the headset, not the touch-sensitive button on top like this year’s models do. The new headsets are also available from the company, at $24 each.
AT&T has already released a companion app, It Can Wait, for both iPhones and Android phones.
The app can work in full-screen mode for people without virtual reality headsets. Users can swipe on the screen or move the phone to look in different directions.
![AT&T's "It Can Wait" app starts with a number of close calls, and ends with a surprising twist. Well, maybe not actually that surprising, given the goal of the app.](https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Screenshot_2015-07-21-13-28-08-622x350.png)
For those with headsets, the app can switch into stereoscopic, or side-by-side view, allowing users to feel as though they are actually behind the wheel of a moving car.
The app download comes in at over 300 MB, so it’s best installed when connected to a WiFi network.
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