An iPhone can capture Photo Spheres even though this image type is generally thought of as an Android feature.
These immersive, 360-degree images virtually transport the viewer to any location in the world in an augmented reality window provided by an iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
While this feature is built into many smartphones, a free app is needed to create and view Photo Spheres when using an iPhone.
Apple and Google are both accelerating the pace of their AR development, making it seem as if virtual objects can be placed in the real world.
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