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Jio Phone Bookings Start & Features Revealed, iPhone 8's 3GB RAM, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Price, and More: Your 360 Daily
Jio Phone bookings begin online and offline, iPhone 8 said to have 3GB RAM, and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 price across the world.
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LG G6 Launch, Flipkart Apple Days Sale, Nokia 3310 Release Date, and More: Your 360 Daily
LG G6 goes on sale in India tomorrow, the iPhone 7 is available at a Rs. 20,000 discount on Flipkart, Nokia 3310 price higher than announced, and more.
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Nubia NeoAir VR 360-Degree Panoramic Camera for Smartphones Launched
Priced at CNY 699 (roughly Rs. 6,500), the Nubia NeoAir VR Panoramic Camera can record and capture 360-degree panoramic videos and photos, and connects to a phone through USB Type-C port.
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Facebook to Bring 360-Degree Photos to News Feeds Soon
The social giant is all set to roll out 360 Photos feature to further its efforts in virtual reality.
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How to Share VR Photos on Google Maps
You can use your smartphone to shoot photospheres that anyone can see on Google Maps.
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Jio Phone Bookings Start & Features Revealed, iPhone 8's 3GB RAM, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Price, and More: Your 360 Daily
Jio Phone bookings begin online and offline, iPhone 8 said to have 3GB RAM, and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 price across the world.
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LG G6 Launch, Flipkart Apple Days Sale, Nokia 3310 Release Date, and More: Your 360 Daily
LG G6 goes on sale in India tomorrow, the iPhone 7 is available at a Rs. 20,000 discount on Flipkart, Nokia 3310 price higher than announced, and more.
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Nubia NeoAir VR 360-Degree Panoramic Camera for Smartphones Launched
Priced at CNY 699 (roughly Rs. 6,500), the Nubia NeoAir VR Panoramic Camera can record and capture 360-degree panoramic videos and photos, and connects to a phone through USB Type-C port.
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Facebook to Bring 360-Degree Photos to News Feeds Soon
The social giant is all set to roll out 360 Photos feature to further its efforts in virtual reality.
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How to Share VR Photos on Google Maps
You can use your smartphone to shoot photospheres that anyone can see on Google Maps.
