Google is removing the Photo Sphere feature from Pixel devices, starting with the Google Pixel 8 series. Google announced Photo Sphere with Android Jelly Bean in 2012, and the Nexus 4 was the first ...

Google has confirmed that the Photo Sphere Mode has been dropped from the Pixel 8 line. The Pixel maker didn’t reveal a reason why it ditched this camera feature. Google Pixel phones have long had a ...

Google has just launched a new photo application for iOS users called Photo Sphere Camera, which allows you to take 360-degree photos, then publish them to Google Maps or other social networks. The ...

To present The Wizard of Oz at Sphere, which opens in Las Vegas on August 28, 2025, Google Cloud and Google DeepMind are working together to deploy fine-tuned Gemini models, Veo 2, and Imagen 3 to ...

Google has released a new advert this week just in time for the holiday season, demonstrating their new Google Photo Sphere features on the Nexus 4 smartphone. Watch the video after the jump to learn ...

Google on Friday announced the launch of a photo sphere viewing widget that you can embed in any website. This is a big change, as it means 360 degree panoramic images taken with Android devices are ...

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Photo Sphere is no longer an Android exclusive. Google released the app for iOS users today, calling it Photo Sphere Camera. It's free, and a nice way to create immersive 360 degree photos. The app is ...

Google introduced Photo Spheres in Android 4.2 almost two years ago, but only recently have most Android devices gotten access to these full 360-degree images. Now you can also add iPhone to the ...

Collaboration between Google and Sphere combines immersive entertainment and cutting-edge technology, similar to how the film's use of Technicolor revolutionized movies nearly 90 years ago "The power ...