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Photosphere is a feature of the Android OS that was introduced in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

Photosphere is a feature of the Android OS that was introduced in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The photosphere feature allows users to take multiple pictures with their device's camera and map them to a sphere which gives them a 360 degree scrollable photo. Users can also upload their photospheres to Google Maps for others to view.

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Facebook 360 Photo sphere sharing

We have used an LG 360 Cam to take a Facebook Photosphere. This photosphere is currently located on our website and we want to share it on a user's Facebook wall or timeline. Can we share a Photosphere from an external source (as mentioned above -…
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Embed google photo sphere in website

i'm using code to embed google maps streetview photo in website. I take the code from the guide: function initialize() { panorama = new google.maps.StreetViewPanorama( document.getElementById('street-view'), { position: {lat: myLat, lng:…
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Cordova - How to display 360 images on Android

I am building a cordova application which fetches JSON data from the server. One piece of information that I receive is the URL of 360 online images. I need to display those images in a photo sphere viewer (for Android). I' ve seen this API (needs…
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How Does the Matcher Glass "Mini Game" Work

Google recently released a bunch of demo games for google glass, including one called Matcher. On the GDK website, the only description given is: We used the Photosphere camera mode to map the surrounding cards and the compact Min3D library on top…
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Embed Google PhotoSphere (gapi.panoembed) using image NOT hosted on Google servers

Google has made it pretty easy to embed 360-degree panaroma shots (called "PhotoSpheres") from Android phones directly onto your own website through the plusone.js api A very basic example is: