It's a fun way of viewing so-called 360-degree photos. And would make one believe you need fancy, or expensive equipment to make it happen. The truth is, however, you don't need a special camera ...

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 ...

And the cost? In most cases, free or under $500. In their simplest form, you can make 360-degree photos on Facebook by taking a photo in panoramic mode on your camera or smartphone and then upload ...

Here’s what I’ve learned. The beauty of 360-degree cameras is that they capture an image of everything around them. If you’re the one taking the picture, then chances are good that ...

The new 360-degree photos will function a lot like Facebook's 360-degree videos. You can change your view of the photo by dragging you finger (or cursor, if you're on ...

On Tuesday, Facebook rolled out the ability to send 360-degree photos in Messenger. It's now available all over the world for both iOS and Android. SEE ALSO: Democratic Senator launches inquiry ...