The Consumentenbond is demanding that Samsung provides two years of updates for all its Android devices, with the two-year period starting not at the date of market introduction of the device, but at the date of sale. The Consumentenbond had been in talks with Samsung about this issue for a while now, but no positive outcome was reached, and as such, they saw no other option but to file suit.

The Dutch Consumentenbond, the largest consumer protection advocacy agency in The Netherlands, today filed a lawsuit against Samsung demanding the company starts properly updating its Android phones. Now I need to go back and find my others to stitch together, now that I finally have something in VR that plays them properly.Well, this is interesting. And totality during the 2017 solar eclipse (that one plays back rather fuzzily, but it's kind of wild to see it get dark at 2pm in 360. A bit quease inducing, since several of them I shot on a high speed zips up and down and around a circular track ride at the state fair several years ago, had never actually SEEN it in 360 like VD showed it before (had no idea fiance was holding on for dear life looking like he was going to toss his cookies any second! 😄).

I recently found my folder of Samsung Gear 360 videos that I stitched together with Action Director sometime back, put a shortcut to the folder on my PC desktop, and somehow the last time I launched Virtual Desktop, it found them and had them listed under the videos tab and I was able to play them in all their full 360 video goodness.

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