Qik, the video streaming application, has just hit Android Market (albeit in beta). If you're unfamiliar with Qik, it basically offers live streaming of the videos you record on your mobile device. It's truly an awesome application so we suggest you guys give it a whirl immediately. Obviously video quality is going to be limited (and sometimes delayed) and we suggest you stay with...
Dang, and I just sent back my HTC Magic. Mobile video streaming service Qik has released an early version of their application into the Android market. The app lets you record, stream, set privacy, description and title, and let friends know you’re recording on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Qik has already plugged into Nokia’s Ovi,
FlyCast let me know that they have announced a new ADdapt (Application Development and Deployment) Platform which is a pretty cool idea. It lets other websites with streaming audio and video quickly deploy a mobile application to provide their content to BlackBerry devices along with Apple and Android solutions. That is a pretty cool service ...
The amazing application Qik has made its way to the Android platform and not a moment too soon. About a month ago it released as an alpha version lacking many features and still buggy but it managed to climb into the featured list in the Android Market regardless. Qik is the first live video streaming
(Credit: Vringo) Like most mobile platforms, Android phones can assign ringtones to incoming calls. What the platform can't do on its own is let callers choose their own favorite ringtones to play when calling a friend. Vringo for Android is a beta application that can do that. What's ... Originally posted at Android Atlas
Google has launched yet another application for Android – this time, it’s one that should help you shop smarter. The app is called Google Shopper and uses your Android phone’s camera to scan “most barcodes”, as well as cover art of CDs, DVDs, video games and books. After you’ve scanned the desired product or barcode, Google
