Drei Online-Dienste für mobiles Livecasting:

1. Kyte: Kyte ermöglicht Livecasting nicht nur übers Handy, sondern auch per Webcam.

2. Qik: Qik hat inzwischen die “Closed Beta” verlassen, sodass sich nun jedermann registrieren kann. …

I sometimes get lost in trying to understand where people make money and the reasoning in all the hard work – I say fair dues to those mentioned and I wish them all the best.

So give it up for the Irish in the room.

Reviewer must have bone to pick – not fair article at all.

Han

WSJ’s Jeremy Wagstaff says: “…Livecast’s product works better. I stumbled and struggled with [other providers], whereas Livecast worked the first time. Downloading and installing the software is straightforward (it works with most Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 camera phones). Livecast itself is easy — just a press of a button, really.”

Masters in Media’s Robin Good says: “…a live video streaming application that enables every single mobile phone, PDA, smartphone, UMPC computer to do much of what [other providers] does and more. I honestly could not my believe my eyes as after only a few minutes I was able to download, install and immediately video stream live from the newly discovered Livecast application.”

Additionally, Livecast has won many industry’s top awards — NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge Grand-Prize, Mobile Monday Global Peer Award, etc.

So, with all that said…If you’d like to test run Livecast too, I’d be happy to get you on track.

Dr. Who—Appreciate your comments that Livecast worked perfectly for you, and yes, we’ll be supporting both Silverlight and Flash in our upcoming community portal – ready for Beijing Olympics (mid-August). You also commented on HTC, we support over 25 models of HTC alone, and then hundreds of other Symbian, Windows Mobile devices, plus Mac, PCs, UMPCs, MIDs.

GPS tracking was also mentioned –- when you use Livecast on a phone or other mobile device with a GPS receiver, it automatically embeds the exact location frame-by-frame in the video stream. Viewers can see exactly what’s happening, and where on a map (“cookie crumb” trail shows the full route you’ve traveled.)

The full community version with dynamic mapping will be available shortly in Silverlight and Flash (works with all browsers). Anyone interested in LBS, here’s a screencast of a GPS demo: WMV link (mms://wms0010.livecast.com/dflt/livecast-gps.wmv) or a FLASH link (http://www.live...st-gps-flv.html). Streaming live phone-to-phone is already available from Livecast, plus lots more exciting innovations coming next month, stay tuned.

(Note – we recently changed to “Livecast” from “ComVu”, in case there’s any confusion – so used Livecast in quotes above.)

Whooaa…what a tringular-patterned competition we got there. I think I’ll be supporting Kyte.

Robert uses things, and if its good they stay around for him, if they’re not, they go by the wayside.

Doing something like this jeopardizes credibility with future sponsors and supporters…the people who you are trying to connect a service with.