The future of GoPro is not hardware. It’s services. Editing video is hard but GoPro is moving it to the cloud in a bid to make it a bit easier. The service, called GoPro Plus, is a subscription-based ...

Cloud services have become a standard offering for a lot of hardware companies these days. Buy a smartphone, and you get some free storage for photos; get a computer, and it comes with a cloud product ...

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman recently discussed plans to build a cloud-based platform for the company's content. In an interview withTechCrunch, Woodman explained that he wanted GoPro's cameras to passively ...

GoPro Plus members will get unlimited cloud storage to store GoPro photos and videos in original quality. The Plus service eliminates the need to connect your GoPro to a computer or buy new SD cards, ...

GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) recently unveiled GoPro Plus, itslong-awaited cloud backup platform, as a new feature for its Hero 5 cameras. The cameras will automatically upload the photos and videos to the ...

First-time users will need to subscribe to GoPro Plus. To upload content to the platform, they click a cloud icon within the app and connect the camera to a charger to start the upload process. After ...

Earlier today I wrote about some leaked images of GoPro’s upcoming Hero 5, as well as some specs that came from an allegedly leaked user manual for the camera. Now we’ve actually gotten our hands on a ...

GoPro is expanding its $4.99-per-month subscription-based cloud service to include unlimited video storage at original source quality, the company announced on Wednesday. The videos have to be shot on ...

Adding storage and a warranty to GoPro Plus won't improve action camera sales, which is where the company's real problem lies. Cloud services have become a standard offering for a lot of hardware ...

GoPro 's (NASDAQ: GPRO) upcoming Hero 5 camera should be tethered to a new cloud platform called "GoPro Plus," according to a recently leaked manual for the device. Users are instructed to download ...

Meanwhile, smartphone photography evolved with automatic photo upload services such as Facebook 's photo syncing, Google Photos, Amazon Prime Photos, and Apple 's iCloud. Although this means users ...