Looxcie introduces LooxcieLive, enables mobile-to-mobile stream viewing

Vlogging and lifecasting are both things we haven’t really gotten into in this new-age of gadget crazed aliens and humans, but the LooxcieCam is a gadget — and you know us, we kinda-maybe-sorta really love gadgets. Here at the Consumer Electronics Show , Looxcie ousted its new streaming service which it has dubbed LooxcieLive. In addition to the Bluetooth video connectivity to your smartphone, the service allows you to beam the vidcast across mobile networks and WiFi to any other dude or dudette on your contacts list that’s got the app installed. Those looking to get started right away will be disappointed — the service is currently unavailable, but will be live within the first half of 2011. Aside from the newly announced software, we got a chance to play with the LooxcieCam. The headset we looked at was paired (via Bluetooth) to a Droid X using the LooxcieMoments app, and the streaming quality was something we hope to see an improvement on. The unit, stuffed with 4GB of recording memory, can record one hour of VGA quality (and 4 hours of sub-VGA quality). The app is both available in the Market and App Store, and minimum requirements to run it are 2.0 on Android and 4.2 on iOS. Interested in seeing the headset in action? Head past the break and click play. Gallery: Looxcie introduces LooxcieLive, enables headset-to-mobile streaming Continue reading Looxcie introduces LooxcieLive, enables mobile-to-mobile stream viewing Looxcie introduces LooxcieLive, enables mobile-to-mobile stream viewing originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 06 Jan 2011 12:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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