Gear 360 Pro could bring the improved image and video quality as well as more features, but we are not sure about its aspects as of now. The South Korean smartphone giant is also working on the Gear 360 Manager app for the iOS platform, bringing iOS support for its 360-degree cameras. However, we don’t think iOS support will be released anytime soon. Samsung recently started beta-testing the Gear Manager app for iPhones to bring iOS support for its smartwatches and fitness trackers.
Samsung Gear 360 is equipped with dual fisheye lenses, which both have 15-megapixel image sensors, giving users the ability to capture high-resolution (3840×1920) 360-degree video that also supports 30 megapixel still images. Users are also able to shoot 180-degree wide angle video and images with only using one side of the camera lens. The Gear 360 offers Bright Lens F2.0, which creates high-resolution images even in low-light conditions, where users can create full panoramic videos.
Galaxy S8 will be referred to as Dream and Dream2 and bear model numbers SM-G950 and SMG955 respectively. According to a new leak, Samsung may launch Galaxy S8 series earlier next year Samsung normally launches Galaxy S series at MWC. Analysts believe that launching a new flagship smartphone is going to be a more realistic solution to deal with this recall debacle. An early launch of the Galaxy S8 could help Samsung reduce sales impact from the recall.
Samsung Galaxy S8 to come with 12MP + 13MP dual rear camera with Samsung’s own model S5K2L2 & Sony’s sensor which is unknown and 8MP front facing camera with IRIS Scanner which was recently introduced on Galaxy Note 7. Galaxy S8 will apparently feature a 4K resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels with Curved screen Display and the device will also come with a range of other updated hardware
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