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August 29, 2012 08:34 am GMT
Remember Looxcie? The folks behind those tiny, ear-mounted video cameras that first popped up a few years ago? The company has been keeping to itself these past few months, mostly because the team has been slaving away some new and updated apps that theyre finally willing to talk about.The LooxcieLive mobile app has been around for a little while now anyone willing to brave the beta could access it as far back as last November but this new, non-beta version is (thankfully) leaps and bounds ahead of previous iterations. For one, it doesnt require people to shell out extra money for a miniature camera that hangs next to their face (though the app naturally plays nice with them), so users can broadcast the process of whipping up breakfast using the camera(s) mounted on their iOS or Android devices.
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Looxcies Lifecasting Mobile Apps Graduate From Beta With Nifty Facebook Integration In Tow
Remember Looxcie? The folks behind those tiny, ear-mounted video cameras that first popped up a few years ago? The company has been keeping to itself these past few months, mostly because the team has been slaving away some new and updated apps that theyre finally willing to talk about.The LooxcieLive mobile app has been around for a little while now anyone willing to brave the beta could access it as far back as last November but this new, non-beta version is (thankfully) leaps and bounds ahead of previous iterations. For one, it doesnt require people to shell out extra money for a miniature camera that hangs next to their face (though the app naturally plays nice with them), so users can broadcast the process of whipping up breakfast using the camera(s) mounted on their iOS or Android devices. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/qKWqEFgS3Oo/
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