One of the apps I was really looking forward to just showed up in the App Store: Occipital’s 360 Panorama 3.0 for iPhone has been released, and it rocks. This app allows you to take panoramic photos ...

Capturing a 360-degree panorama in Facebook is as simple as tapping a button and turning in a circle. Facebook At the very least you've probably seen these in your feed.

Final preparations are underway at St. George’s Cricket Club for the 2025 Cup Match Classic, and you can get a quick look at ...

The aluminum and glass lens picks up a full 360-degree panorama and then lets you post it to Pixeet’s own servers. The lens will also work with other devices like digital cameras and webcams.

360 Panorama is working to bring it back, though, letting you easily stitch photos together to create a wide landscape picture or even a 360 degree view, which can easily be viewed on your phone.

Facebook shared that the 360-degree still photo was in the works just a few weeks ago. Today, users can view such photos with an app update. Facebook says it will be rolling out the ability for ...

Facebook already has celebrities and publishers lined up to share 360 photos. You’ll be able to check out the International Space Station with NASA, look out a crowd of 100,000 fans while ...

Apple's latest smartphones do more than just capture fantastic stills. Check out our guide on how to shoot panorama photos on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

Photographer June D. Drake used a Cirkut camera to capture 360 degree images of Oregon in the early 1900s, which are now ...

You can share 360-degree photos everywhere from Facebook to Street View, and unlike 360 video, they can be easily snapped using the phone you’ve already got. Here’s how to get started.

Facebook Inc. wants to give you an outlet to share the dozens of super-wide photos lying ignored in your phone’s camera roll. And with the same tool, you can get into the new world of 360-degree ...