Virtualization of smartphone functions in a virtual reality application

Abstract

A mobile virtualization application allows a VR application user to access mobile telephone basic functions in a third-party VR application. This virtualization application may be a virtualization plugin or an independent application which virtualizes mobile functions and creates VR models. The virtualization plugin bridges between the VR application and the mobile telephone operating system allowing the user to use directly mobile telephone basic functions in the VR application. VR application users can read directly their incoming text messages, e-mail messages, application notifications, etc., in the form of VR model, and, they can use a VR application input device to control their mobile telephone basic functions in order to send messages, control a camera, etc.