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Samsung has made some astute moves in the VR space, launching the Gear 360 camera last year and designing its flagship handsets to work with its Gear VR headset. But the newly announced Samsung 360 ...

Here’s an obvious statement: The shift from film to digital changed the way we take photos and record videos. What’s less obvious about that, or at least easier to forget, is that this shift wasn’t ...

For simple 360-degree video and photos, the Gear 360 is great. You'll just need the right Galaxy phone and a Windows computer to complete the picture. Joshua Goldman Managing Editor / Advice Managing ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

Samsung unveiled a new camera on Wednesday, Oct. 18, that's flanked with 17 cameras and six microphones and can create highly immersive 360-degree and virtual reality content in glorious 4K resolution ...

Samsung's biggest announcement at IFA 2015 was the Gear S2, its long-rumored round smartwatch. But, as expected, that's not the only thing the company is showing off in Berlin, Germany. The R1, R3 and ...

Samsung’s newest 360 camera makes the popular consumer Gear 360 look a bit like a toy — The Samsung 360 Round uses 17 lenses to shoot 360 videos, and unlike the Gear 360, captures in 3D as a pro-level ...

Samsung has announced the Gear 360, its first 360-degree camera. The Gear 360's design is clean and futuristic. The white ball camera has two lenses on the front and back, a minimum of buttons and ...

Samsung has unveiled its 360 Round camera for recording high-quality 3D content for virtual reality apps. The 360 Round uses 17 lenses -- eight stereo pairs positioned horizontally and a single lens ...

We’ll all be spending a lot more time with VR headsets bolted to our faces if Oculus, HTC and Google Cardboard get their way – but only once there’s anything to actually watch on them. A few fancy ...