Getty Images has announced it will make its 360-degree imagery available for the Oculus virtual reality platform. The ‘360° View by Getty Images’ collection is designed to “push visual boundaries” by ...
As affordable virtual reality headsets continue their slow but inevitable march toward ubiquity, videography outfits are scrambling to get on the ground floor of content distribution. We’ve seen ...
Oculus wants to let you go anywhere in the world instantly, look like yourself, and even take a photo while you’re there, and today it demoed how at F8. Watch the demo of Facebook and Oculus’ 360 ...
Today, Oculus is announcing a handful of new changes to Gear VR, its mobile headset for Samsung phones, along with one big new Facebook feature created with virtual reality in mind. Today, Oculus is ...
Oculus is rolling out a couple of new features and goodies for the Samsung Gear VR, making sure that no one gets bored with the headset. As for what exactly is in store for users, a new video content ...
18 June, 2015: Getty Images, the world’s leader in visual communication, today announced that they will make Getty Images premium 360 degree imagery available for the Oculus virtual reality platform.
Getty Images has this week announced they are making available a range of virtual reality images available to developers and also when the Oculus Rift consumer hardware hits stores early in 2016.
Facebook is going to support spherical video in News Feed, and in the Oculus hardware it creates through Oculus VR. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the new feature today at F8, the company’s ...
Version 1.16 of Oculus Rift software is beginning to roll out to all Rift users, adding support for Mixed Reality capture, a redesigned interface for future updates and issue reporting, a new Home ...
Oculus VR continues to make moves to bolster its team and expertise. Following recent key hires like Jason Rubin, former Valve biz dev man Jason Holtman, former Halo art director Kenneth Scott, and ...
You’ll soon be able to watch 360-degree photos in your Facebook stream, according to Oculus, the virtual reality pioneer company Facebook acquired in 2014. The 360-degree photos can be shot with a 360 ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results