Live Video Streaming via iPhone Demoed by Flixwagon

LOS ANGELES - Flixwagon, the Boston/Tel Aviv-based developer of live mobile video streaming technology, is streaming live video on an Apple iPhone, on a demonstration basis.

The application works on an unlocked iPhone for the moment, which means it is not practical for most users. The company hopes this demonstration will lead to integration into the popular Apple device. Right now, the only phones which support live video streaming from Flixwagon are the Nokia running on the Symbian OS.

Yesterday in Los Angeles at the OnHollwyood conference, I interviewed Sarig Reichert, co-founder Flixwagon.

Sarig sent me this link with a few videos broadcast with an iPhone. These videos were done in the Flixwagon labs using an unlocked iPhone. BTW: Sarig says the company is not encouraging users to unlock their iPhones. But, it evidently works.

-- Andy Plesser

Posted on 06/12/2008 at 12:00 PM
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I must say Flixwagon seems a bit easier to use and set up than Qik, and with no real issues or glitches, it is a great contender. Again, streaming video from a cellular phone could turn the user into a citizen reporter in an instant.Thanks.

Posted by: cheap dsi r4 | Tuesday, February 02, 2010 at 02:08 AM

I have read about a cool feature in Live Video Streaming for iPhone - http://whocaresweb.com/iphone/video-streaming-app...

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Jagan Ayyappan

Posted by: Jagan Ayyappan | Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 10:40 AM

You guys need to write your article carefully. Live streaming on iPhone is different from Live streaming from iPhone.

Flixwagon does Live streaming from iPhone rather playing a live streaming video.

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