A team dedicated to mobile video innovation
Experience our accomplishments by reading our timeline
2005
September 2005
- Demonstrates first-ever live video streaming from a mobile phone at DEMOfall event.
- LiveCast mobile application optimized to leverage Intel XScale technologies -- Demonstrates with Intel at CITA Wireless conference.
October 2005
- Selected as “Social Media Innovator” after demonstrating live video streaming direct from phone to blogs at BlogOn 2005.
"Whenever a company uses the term 'paradigm shift' I roll my eyes and go, Yeah, right. But when the folks at LiveCast used the term to describe their solution, I actually believe them."
-- Keith Shaw, Network World.
2006
April 2006
- Receives Top Award at “Wireless Innovation Contest” at CTIA Wireless 2006
- First ever live video streaming from phone over a DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting – Handheld) network.
May 2006
- Selected as top “Mobile Monday Global Peer Award” winner at international conference in Helsinki, Finland.
September 2006
- Live mobile video and GPS tracking capabilities launched at NAVTEQ LBS developer conference. GPS coordinates embedded in each frame of video, allow viewers to see where the video was shot in real-time on a global map.
October 2006
- Support for UMPC devices (Ultra-Mobile PCs) at Intel’s Developer Forum enables high-quality video streaming platform option.
- “LiveCast Studio” launched for enterprise customers, enables TV producers and managers to monitor, manage and map multiple mobile video streams from the field.
November 2006
- Applications optimized to leverage power of Marvell PXA32x Processor on mobile devices to deliver higher quality video.
"YouTube proves the value of Internet video. But what if you could build the infrastructure for live video, broadcast from camera phones (like the Motorola Q or Palm Treo 700w), and embed GPS tracking data frame-by-frame as a bonus? That's exactly what LiveCast's done with its solution."
-- Mike Heck, Infoworld, Test Center Daily
2007
January 2007
- First-ever live video streaming for Nokia N60 mobile phones launched at CES trade show.
April 2007
- Wins Grand Prize in NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge.
- Partner with Nokia and Avid to demonstrate live video from mobile phone to TV broadcast control center at NAB.
August 2007
- MySpace enables fans to stream live video during Projekt Revolution Concert Tour Stop using LiveCast
October 2007
- LiveCast, Nokia and Reuters team up in trial to transform how journalists file stories in the field
"I don't like to use the word 'revolutionary' but for LiveCast's live streaming wireless and wired video application the term actually might be appropriate".
-- Alan Reiter, Reiter's Mobile TV Report
2008
January 2008
- First-ever live video streaming from WiMAX-enabled devices (high-quality video and GPS mapping for people on-the-go)
March 2008
- First-ever live video streaming from WiMAX-enabled devices (high-quality video and GPS mapping for people on-the-go)
April 2008
- Partnership with Intermic to bring mobile video to mission-critical tasks.
June 2008
- Featured application in Intel's Computex 2008 keynote.
October 2008
- Partnership with WiMAX FORUM® to promote video streaming for mobile WiMAX™ networks
December 2008
- Awarded Best-in-Class by Sierra Wireless in global developer contest
"The concept is actually so powerful it's hard to easily wrap your brain around, because the possibilities are vast. In essence, LiveCast is a Windows Mobile client that does real-time encoding and uploading of video to the Web. After seeing a demonstration of how it worked with Maps - they encode latitude and longitude information in every single video frame - my jaw was on the floor. Very impressive stuff."
-- Jason Dunn, PocketPC Thoughts
2009
February 2009
- Powered live video feeds with GPS for over 20 mobile WiMAX operators from around the globe (including direct from the first WiMAX phone by HTC) at Mobile World Congress 2009, Barcelona
April 2009
- April 2009
Shattered the 1 second (or less) latency barrier for live streaming video
from mobile phone to TV studio with the launch of LiveCast Lightning
system at NAB Show, Las Vegas. Now, media organization can transmit
real-time interviews with field reporters live on-air.