Tag "360-degree videos"
Samsung launches new 360 Round Camera having 17 lenses
Samsung has launched a new camera called 360 Round priced at $10,500. The new camera has been designed to provide VR specialists with a durable and manageable solution for capturing, viewing and editing VR content. The camera is equipped with
Acer announces two 360-degree cameras at IFA 2017
Acer announced two 360-degree cameras- the Acer Holo360 and the Acer Vision 360 at the IFA 2017. The Acer Holo360 is a smartphone-sized 360-degree camera powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor. The LTE-connected camera comes with a 3-inch display and can capture
Facebook to use AI to correct your 360 degree photos
Earlier this week, Facebook announced the ability to upload 360-degree photos and set them as cover photos right in the app. The social network is now working on a way to use AI to automatically fix 360-degree photos. If someone taking
YouTube launches VR180 video format to boost VR adoption
Acknowledging that every online user is not equipped enough to watch 360-degree videos, Google-owned YouTube has launched a new format for content creators. Christened VR180, it allows producers to shoot videos that are immersive when viewed in a VR headset
Facebook Lite gets reactions; special camera effects for Indian users
Facebook has added a couple of new features to Facebook Lite, a stripped-down version of its mobile app aimed at markets with slow connectivity. At its “Facebook: A Place to Connect” event organised in New Delhi, the social networking giant announced rolling
Facebook announces second generation of its Surround 360 video camera
Mark Zuckerberg has been unequivocal about his company’s VR push. Marking Facebook’s deeper dive into the VR technology, the social network announced the second generation of its Surround 360 video camera design at F8 conference yesterday. The new camera is shaped
Twitter introduces 360-degree live videos to selected partners on Periscope
After the challenging phase of 2016, the micro-blogging site, Twitter is constantly releasing features and products to survive the market full of prominent players. So after debuting live video broadcast on its app, Twitter is introducing 360-degree live streams through
Facebook Live to support 360-degree videos by early 2017
Facebook is doing everything it can to beef up video content on its platform. The social networking giant that often says that video content is the future of the Internet is making yet another move to let people engage more
