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.

An update to the YouTube apps on Android TV, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Smart TVs lets you pan around 360 videos using the TV remote or a game controller. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal ...

YouTube is launching live streaming for 360-degree videos, with California's Coachella music and arts festival the first thing to be broadcast in the format. The Google-owned company will expand its ...

For consumers, it’s becoming easier and more affordable than ever to capture 360-degree video. Thanks to pocket-sized devices like Nikon’s KeyMission 360 and the upcoming second-generation of the ...

With a recent update to the Android YouTube app, Google Cardboard-compatible smartphones can now view 360-degree video in side-by-side configuration. The video streaming giant quietly rolled out VR ...

YouTube is adding support for 360 degree video, a move that could put the video streaming giant in a position to offer the largest cross-platform service of its kind. And when it comes to the topic on ...

Like any Bay Area resident with a pulse, Neal Mohan is a big fan of the Golden State Warriors, but as a busy Google executive, he can’t make every home game in person. “That courtside seat is limited ...

Last week, YouTube started supporting live 360-degree video streams in a bid for more-immersive video content. Though users have been able to upload and watch 360-degree video for over a year, it's ...

SAN BRUNO, Calif. - Online video giant YouTube is expanding into live video territory, by offering the ability to live stream 360 degree virtual reality videos. The live video space has heated up in ...

PSVR is still a young whippersnapper in the virtual reality world, striving for parity -- and in games, superiority -- with the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Today it's taken another step forward with ...

LOS ANGELES - You’ve probably been seeing a lot more of these videos on Facebook and YouTube--immersive, 360 degree virtual reality looks at places we don’t usually get to see. They're ultra-wide, ...