Virtual Reality or VR has been present for a relatively long time now, but the technology still isn’t mainstream and it is a question will it ever become
If you’re not familiar with Nokia OZO, that’s the strange little guy in NokiaMob’s logo. OZO is a VR camera developed by Nokia Technologies, and was first of
In October last year, Nokia Technologies announced that they are stopping the development of Nokia OZO camera hardware and shifting focus to licensing VR technology. About 300 people
Nokia did shut down the development of new OZO Camera hardware, but stayed dedicated to the development of the software needed to run one of the best VR
Nokia published yesterday their Q3 2017 Financial results, that showed worse performance in the networks segment, and excellent performance of Nokia Technologies unit. With €483 million in revenue,
New times are bringing fast changes. If one wants to survive it needs to adapt and overcome the difficulties that lay in front. We are witnessing the same
Nokia Technologies announced a significant price cut for the OZO+ VR camera. OZO+, previously known as OZO, but Nokia added a ‘+’ after a big firmware update, is
Nokia Technologies was granted a design patent for the OZO VR camera from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). Nokia’s first VR camera was designed by Axel Meyer
Nokia Technologies and Technicolor announced that they signed a partnership for creating immersive VR content using the Nokia OZO+ camera and OZO software suite. The OZO+ VR camera
Nokia announced today that in partnership with the Helsinki University Hospital they livestreamed a neurosurgical operation in mixed Reality using Nokia OZO and OZO Live platform. “The procedure