YouTube has announced that it is now supporting 360-degree video uploads. Some of the cameras that are compatible with YouTube's 360-degree video uploads include Bublcam, 360cam by Giroptic, Allie by ...

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 leads the editorial team at CNET. We ...

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, ...

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 will today begin supporting 360-degree live streaming on its service, confirming reports from earlier this year stating that such a feature was in development. One of the first videos to take ...

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 ...

Today Google activated 360-degree video on YouTube. This system works with a number of 360-degree or otherwise bubble-lens camera video media available to consumers now, and will be coming your way ...

You can now view live, streaming 360-degree video in YouTube. There is also be spatial audio support for 360-degree video, but Google is only making it available for on-demand 360-degree video, not ...

LOS ANGELES -- You can now live stream Coachella in 360, thanks to YouTube. On Monday, the video platform introduced 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio to consumers. One of the first videos ...

After raising $1.4 million on Kickstarter for what it calls the world’s first 360 degree full HD camera, Giroptic has more news to reveal at CES 2015. The French company tells us that its 360cam will ...

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 ...