VICTORIA, SEYCHELLES, May 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) AdoreStudio Ltd has just released a new free application for Apple devices, such as iPhone, iPod and iPad 2. The utility not only records video but also immediately detects its recording time, location and track, then it automatically uploads the clip to www.VeryMinute.com. At this video sharing service, each clip is embeded by a media player with geolocation and path displaying functions.
At www.VeryMinute.com the program users can share their clips, assigning public status to them, or just store their recordings with private status for personal use. At the same time visitors of the site can watch clips, selecting them, for example, by their recording location and time, or by text tags which the video owner set. Thus a search query may look like "London, Trafalgar Square, May 22nd, 13:00-15:00".
The developers are expecting that the application will principally interest motorists and travelers, as well as bloggers, who like publishing video reports of events in which they participated. Anyhow GeoCam Pro is free and user-friendly, so anyone will find an application for it, especially taking into account that nowadays video sharing is becoming more and more popular.
At the moment application GeoCam Pro and site www.VeryMinute.com have Beta status, therefore AdoreStudio is looking for testers from all over the world. Besides working hard on improving the current version for Apple devices, the company is also developing an Android version which is scheduled to be released in June.
About AdoreStudio Ltd:
The company was founded at the end of 2010 as a game studio. Originally it was dedicated to developing and publishing casual PC games. As AdoreStudio is gaining private investors' support, it's extending its activity and adding new projects, such as GeoCam Pro and www.VeryMinute.com.
GeoCam Pro Launched - Free iOS Application for Video Recording, its Geolocation, Timing and Online Sharing
AdoreStudio Ltd has announced about launching GeoCam Pro, a new free iOS application which lets users record, geolocate and time video and automatically upload it to www.VeryMinute.com.
2011-05-22
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