When two former Instagram engineers team up on a camera, unsurprisingly, it's the app that really counts. That's the premise of Rylo, a new 360-degree camera created by two former Instagram engineers.

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GoPro, Inc. GPRO has launched two powerful new tools—MotionFrame and POV—to enhance the 360-editing suite in its Quik mobile app. MotionFrame allows users to create dynamic edits simply by moving ...

Motorola expanded its ecosystem of Moto Mods this year and none is quite as enticing as the 360 Cam. This snap-on modular accessory adds a 360-degree camera to your Motorola smartphone for capturing ...

Facebook has allowed users to upload and view 360-degree photos for a little over a year now, but the social media platform is also adding the ability to capture them, too. Starting today, both the ...

Hands-on review of the Insta360 X4 Air, a lighter 360 camera built for real adventures, strong image quality, and everyday ...

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MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. — The world of 360, spherical video is one wild, ultra-fisheye look at the entire world around you. Capturing it used to be really hard and complicated--but now, there's a new ...

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The whole appeal of virtual reality is that it absorbs you. When it's done poorly, the simulacrum shows itself, and you get The Truman Show sort of feeling, the feeling that something's just not right ...

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