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 ...

PlayStation VR has proved to be a viable contender in the virtual reality space, but one area where it’s been lacking compared to the big PC alternatives is 360-degree YouTube videos. That’s all ...

YouTube is showing off a brand new file format for creators who want to check out VR but are intimidated by taking the full plunge with all the crazy hardware and production issues. It’s called VR180, ...

After recently adding support for 360 degree videos to YouTube, the company now says that 360 + stereoscopic 3D video support is on the way. The streaming service currently supports 360 or 3D videos, ...

It was previously reportedSupport for video uploading of 360 degree camera by YouTubeHas started. This feature is available from Google Chrome or the YouTube app on Android, so you can upload and play ...

YouTube is bringing 360-degree videos to your TV The feature will launch on Android TV, PS4, Xbox One and some smart TVs.

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 ...

If you listen closely, that creaking sound you hear is the looming collapse of our entire media model. The future is virtual and interactive with 360 degrees of immersion. Although these technologies ...

You no longer have to watch canned footage if you want to enjoy YouTube's support for 360-degree video. YouTube is rolling out live 360-degree streaming, giving you a chance to watch that concert, ...

Youtube is just the distribution platform, if somebody has the skill to make a 360 VR video and makes it crappy then it simply won't be shared and if it's made by somebody you know then it's probably ...

If you've got some time to kill, happen to be a Simpsons fan, or are trying to punish someone for a long period of time, then I have just the thing. The Simpsons Sphere, created by John Hatfield, is a ...

The basic idea is pretty simple: YouTubers who produce 360-degree videos will be able to view them with a heat map visual overlay, showing on a hot/cold color scale which parts of the video are ...