Periscope Now Allows Android Users to Broadcast Live 360 Video
Live 360-degree broadcasts are labeled with a special badge, and they can be watched on both Periscope and Twitter
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Periscope now allows Android users to broadcast live 360-degree video. This functionality was previously limited to iOS users and those broadcasting through Periscope Producer.
Live 360-degree broadcasts are labeled with a special “Live 360” badge, and they can be watched on both Periscope and Twitter. In a help article, Periscope said web users can watch these broadcasts “on all web browsers except for Safari.”
? Broadcasting in 360 is now available from Android devices. More details here: https://t.co/3PtEvJL8OT
— Periscope (@periscopeco) May 9, 2017
While watching 360-degree videos, users can change their point of view by moving their phones, or by tapping and scrolling around the screen.
Periscope isn’t the only social platform that supports live 360-degree videos.
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