Facebook has devoted major resources and billions of dollars to virtual reality, but there has been a pretty clear line between what happens in the main Facebook app and what happens on the Oculus ...

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.

The biggest hurdle for virtual reality is getting people to actually watch it. With the Facebook-owned Oculus Rift VR headset not coming out until early next year, the social media giant seems to be ...

Whether you're streaming as an individual, from a group or a Facebook Page, the broadcasting experience is the same. The only big difference is that streams from Pages can be edited with the Guide ...

The freedom of VR with the fidelity of real life The freedom of VR with the fidelity of real life is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for ...

Fire up your Xbox 360 later today and you’ll discover your social network just broadened by a factor of two. Microsoft teased Xbox 360 Facebook and Twitter integration at E3 this summer and rolled it ...

Facebook has begun rolling out 360 photos to all of its members worldwide. The tool is available today on the web and the latest version of the Facebook app on iOS and Android. Over the next few days, ...

Facebook is making another update that makes it easier for users to “feel like they were actually there.” Starting today, users will be able to view 360-degree photos on Facebook’s mobile and desktop ...

Facebook has been a big supporter of 360-degree photos and video, adding support for the immersive media formats early on Facebook itself. Now, the social tech company is adding support for capturing ...

Facebook is building upon the success of its 360-degree video rollout — which has seen 250,000 360-degree clips uploaded to the social network since September — with a couple of new publishing and ...