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Works exceptionally well on an iPhone (appears to use accelerometer/gyroscope).

• juriga 14y ago
  On GNex/Chrome the page just shows a flat low-res panorama and a "flash not supported" message. Apparently 360Cities uses[1] krpano[2], a HTML5 panorama viewer on iOS devices. I tried a gyroscope example from the krpano page[3] on my GNex but it was rather buggy (jumpy and unreliable panning, only parts of the panorama visible at a time). It seems that the fragmentation of Android devices/browsers has proven problematic for the 360cities developers. Since the krpano viewer might only work on a fraction of Android devices I can understand dropping the support for interactive viewing completely. [1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/360cities/188tbS9Pwj4/U8gF7O9Z5w0J https://groups.google.com/d/msg/360cities/188tbS9Pwj4/U8gF7O... [2] http://krpano.com/ http://krpano.com/ [3] http://krpano.com/examples/10815/examples/plugin-examples/gyro/gyro.html http://krpano.com/examples/10815/examples/plugin-examples/gy... EDIT: formatting
• lt 14y ago
  Wow. This was nice on a computer, but it's really, really impressive on an iPad. I suggest everyone to try it.
• harold 14y ago
  Fantastic on iPad in full screen. Very smooth.