The CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, said the social network will soon share “immersive” spherical videos that provide a 360 degree view of real places .
“We are seeing how traditional video begins to merge with more immersive content,” Zuckerberg said during the opening of the annual developer conference in San Francisco Facebook, which has more than 2500 participants.
Zuckerberg illustrated the possibilities with a detailed video of Italy that allowed the user to navigate through the streets of the place, unidentified, and feel certain teleported way.
“The video will be more attractive in different ways,” said Zuckerberg, who said the videos will be shared in the future on the Facebook wall allow the user interaction and make you feel as if the place you are viewing.
The head of the social network, which already has more than 1,400 million users worldwide, said that Facebook will develop Also spherical videos for your virtual reality glasses Oculus.
“Many of you think of virtual reality as their own videogame but I see it as a way to visit places,” Zuckerberg said.
He insisted, moreover, the importance of your messaging application Messenger which has more than 600 million users.
He announced that henceforth will be a platform Messenger for developers to make applications based on your service.
Meanwhile, David Marcus, head of messaging, said Messenger also allow stores to reinvent how they relate to consumers and introduced a new button to integrate in the pages of stores that allow you to receive notifications shipping and delivery status, among other things.
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