You've probably seen 360-degree videos during your Internet use: Oreo has gotten on board, and Google and The New York Times both have pages dedicated to the medium. (If you're interested in what ...

The 360-degree video craze has led to a flood of new 360-degree-video-capable cameras. The video they produce is immersive, interesting and also a little static. Double Robotics’ new 360 Camera Dolly ...

During ATAP’s presentation at this year’s Google I/O, the in-house skunkworks debuted HELP, a new live-action 360 monster movie made in collaboration with The Mill and Star Trek 3 director Justin Lin.

Forget your standard video rules, when shooting in 360 degrees convenience may trump quality. 360 video -- that VR-like format that lets you look up, down, left, right, and behind -- is all the rage ...

The freedom of VR with the fidelity of real life The freedom of VR with the fidelity of real life is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for ...

YouTube today announced that on top of its support for monscopic 360 video that Google Cardboard owners will now be able to view stereoscopic 360-degree video as well any YouTube video in virtual ...

Facebook and YouTube already support 360-degree videos. Here is a step-by-step procedure on how users can upload 360 videos on these platforms, along with other important things they need to know.

Unlike traditional video cameras, which capture whatever is happening in front of them, 360 cameras capture everything happening in every direction, offering a full spherical view of the surroundings.

The latest craze sweeping YouTube is 360-degree videos. In fact, it has become a trend of sorts! A 360-degree view differs from the conventional video viewing experience in a way that it makes every ...

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How you connect the Xbox 360 to your TV could mean the difference between brilliant visuals and mediocre picture quality. If you have an HDTV you're going to want to use component cables to hook up ...