Entries Tagged as 'Software'

Bambuser is teaming up with Polopoly

The mobile streaming market is definitely hot these days. One day Flixwagon announces that they are selling in-house solutions for media companies, the next day Bambuser is answering. Bambuser have made a deal with another Swedish company, Poloply, to include live mobile streaming in their CMS. Poloply has nearly $1 billion USD worth of software installed worldwide and supports in excess of 800 customers in more than 40 countries, according to a press release.

Bambuser has one advantage over Flixwagon. Their streaming system can produce multiple mobile phone streams in one channel. Pretty much the same way you can use Qik and Mogulus. My biggest problem with Bambuser lately have been that their servers seems overloaded, producing streams with bad quality. My own company is already using Polopoly. It will be exciting to see how much the streaming addendum will cost and how an in-house solution will effect the quality. My guess is that the swedes are back in the race again, competing with Qik and Flixwagon.

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Testing out Apture

You might have observed a lot of new features on my site these days. I’m trying out Apture’s link magic in my posts. Just try to hold your pointer over links with for example a “w”. This indicates that you will be able to view an article from Wikipedia, even without having to leave my site. Apture also makes the job of finding video for embedding much easier. From my perspective as a blogger, this is one of the easiest way to add links and video I’ve tried ever. Hopefully giving this site added value. What do you think of this features? Too much, too little? Leave a comment with your opinions.

Making a hotspot of your phone

JoikuSpot could be a handy piece of software to have on your mobile phone. It simply turns your phone into a WIFI hotspot. You can use your 3G, 3.5G or WIFI network as an access carrier. Giving you or others the ability to use your mobile phone as a hotspot for laptops.

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Good MOJO software

On my Nokia N82, the standard software from Nokia is good, but it can’t do everything i want. I’m always on the lookout for good software. A lot of people ask me what sort of software I use. This is a list of my most important software. I would also be grateful for tips on other good software.

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Streaming live on your mobile

Streaming servicesLive steaming from mobile phones is getting better and better. More and more newsrooms are looking into this possibility. In this post I’ll try to give you some pointers on which providers you can use. I’ve also included some streaming samples at the end of the post.

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Pushing and pulling content

Mobile Web ServerMany journalists thinks it’s a hassle to send pictures or videos home. It can be due to little knowledge of their cellphone, slow bandwidth or simply that they’re busy covering an important story. What if you as a journalist didn’t had to think about getting the stuff home? The solution is already on the market, but is it good enough?
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