While Comcast was first to announce their intentions to bring live cable television to the iPad, Time Warner Cable is first to execute with the release of TWCable TV. The free app lets Time warner customers view about 30 select cable TV channels over a home WiFi connection, including Bravo, Food Network, and CNBC. More […]
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Ustream app for iPhone now lets you broadcast, watch live video
Live video service Ustream used to offer two separate apps for the iPhone. One let you broadcast live video over the internet from your phone’s camera. The other let you watch live and recorded video shared by other users. This week the company finally took the obvious step of combining those apps. Ustream 2.0 is […]
Justin.tv 2.0 brings live video broadcasting to the iPhone
Justin.tv has launched a new version of its iPhone app with support for broadcasting live video from an iPhone. Up until now you could only use the company’s iOS app to watch live streams broadcast by other Justin.tv users. The company launched an Android app for broadcasting live video a few weeks ago, and the […]
Knocking Live Video: Stream live video between iPhone, Android devices
There are plenty of smartphone apps that let you share live video from your phone’s camera with the world. Knocking Live Video takes another approach, and lets you share it with one person at a time. Here’s how it works: You download the Knocking Live Video app from the iTunes App Store or Android Market, […]
Justin.tv brings live video to the iPhone (for viewing, not recording)
Justin.tv was one of the first web sites to popularize the practice of sticking yourself in front of a webcam and broadcasting yourself to anyone that wanted to watch you babble on about your cat, TV anchor style. But Justin.tv is rather late to the mobile space. Rivals Ustream, Kyte, and Qik all have apps […]