Youtube has released a mobile app that lets you watch its videos on windows and mobile and nokia s60 phones.
March 20, 2009
Watch YouTube videos on windows mobile phones
March 11, 2009
Qik
Qik, a startup company founded by my friend Ramu Sunkara, has developed a cool technology that lets you stream video from you mobile directly to the web and let you watch it in almost realtime. They have done a great job promoting this technology and have become synonymous with mobile video streaming to the web. If you haven’t done it yet, get qikking.
It is only matter of time when our mobile phone can take high qulaity video and come with high speed data connectivity and ample storage. They will come with photo and video applications that make it easy to share your experiences with others. Qik makes such an experience possible today on a number of mobile phones. All you need to qik is a mobile phone that is supported by qik and an unlimted data plan.
They are also doing a good job in partnering with mobile phone companies such as nokia to integrate qik into their products and services.
February 26, 2009
Mobile Books
The year 2008 saw Netbooks emerging as a major trend. These netbooks so far have been based on desktop operating systems such as windows and linux.
Now I see an interesting trend emerging: Laptops based on mobile os. Nokia is considering entering laptop market by offering laptops that use symbian os. I recently read about a netbook maker planning to use google android. How about a cool netbook based on iphone platform? I think it is only a matter of time.