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Stream Playlists Of Videos, Pictures And Music To DLNA Devices With Eye-C Taglists

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Eye-C Taglists has made its way to the Android platform and offers users an endless stream of music, photos and TV in a personalized channel customized just for you.

Download Eye-C Taglists for free, and your timeline becomes your own personal TV channel, music player, or photo gallery. At any point, just push play, and the feed comes to life – on your phone, TV, Apple TV (even from an Android phone), PC and more. Add a hashtag (#tag) to any video, song or picture to build a taglist – a playlist that combines items from multiple sources – YouTube, Picasa, Facebook, or even your personal music library (see below for tech specs). More sources are coming every month, so play tags – it’s easy and free.

Here’s How It Works:

Step 1 – Find videos, pictures and music you think are interesting in YouTube, Facebook, Picasa, and now SoundCloud.
Step 2 – Play your picks on your mobile phone, connected TV, Apple TV or other Airplay and DLNA devices.
Step 3 – Play content individually or as taglists. These lists can come from your friends, or they can come from users tagging a video with a certain term, like #startaparty.
Step 4 – Easily add another video, song, or picture to that list, by tagging it #startaparty – and watch your playlist change and grow as people interact with it.

So if you’ve been looking for an app to supply an endless stream of content from multiple users and platforms like YouTube, Picasa, Facebook and your own personal music playstist, Eye-C Taglists can deliver.  The application will work on most Android devices but can also play on hansets supporting DLNA (wireless push content).  You can download the application from our popular apps database where you’ll also find a QR Code available or you can download it from the Android Market.  The application is free and will work on devices manufactured by “Pioneer, Denon, Yamaha, Sony and more, connected TVs from Samsung, LG, and Panasonic, set top boxes including WD (Western Digital) and Popcorn Hour, as well as Xbox 360 (with Windows Media Player)” You can check out the full press release after the break.   » Read the rest

Seagate GoFlex Media App is Now Available from the Android Market (Video)

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It’s finally here!  Back in May Seagate introduced their portable WiFi enabled hard drive capable of transferring large files to and from your Android device while on the go.  The device is capable of storing up to 500 GB’s of data and can be accessed absolutely anywhere and at anytime from your Android smartphone.  The days of waiting to get home to transfer content from your portable USB enabled hard drive are a thing of the past.  The device contains its own battery capable of holding a charge for up to 25 hours and will run you about $200.  All we were waiting for was a complimentary Android application to easily access our content while on the go.  The wait is finally over.  Seagate has finally announced the application’s arrival and you can download it now on the Android Market.  Hit the break for a video demo and excerpt from Seagates presser and don’t forget to let us know what you think about the device in the comments below.   » Read the rest

Blu-ray digital download movies coming to Android from 20th Century Fox

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by Jesse Bauer on
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With services like Netflix and Hulu making their way to Android devices, even if its only a small amount so far, it’s no wonder that other distributors are looking to make mobile apps for their services. 20th Century Fox may be the next in line to bring movies to the small screen, by releasing an app that allows you to download a digital copy to your device from Blu-Ray titles it offers.

Those who take advantage of the service should be warned that downloading an entire movie, never mind a Blu-Ray title will use up a significant amount of bandwidth, and thus, recommended it be done over Wi-Fi, not 3G or 4G connections (unless of course you pay for unlimited use, or a large amount of bandwidth). When Fox launches this app, let’s hope they are learning from Netflix and Hulu’s limits, and launch the app for compatibility to any Android device over Android 2.2 at the very least.

[via slashgear]

Jamendo Player For Android, Available For Download In The Market (Video)

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Jamendo Player is one of the latest players to hit the market and offers a few nice extras as well.  The app is dubbed the largest Creative Commons-licensed music catalog around and offers content discovery from works of independent artists all over the world.  Search for any and all content related to your favorite artist and create a playlists for continuous playback as well.  The player has a nice, clean and crisp UI offering you an extreme interactive experience.  Best thing about the app is, it’s all free, legal & unlimited!, says Jamendo.com.  Hit the break to check out some screen shots and a video of the app in action.  The video is of version 1.0 but you can get a basic feel for the UI and how interactive the application really is just as well.   » Read the rest

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and S2 will stream content from Samsung TVs

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Samsung looks to be taking a few notes from Sony and Apple on how to keep your family of electronics connected, making a better end-user experience as we now hear that Samsung TVs will be able to stream content to the Samsung Galaxy S2 and Tab 10.1 that we saw launched at MWC 2011.

The Samsung line of TVs that currently supports this functionality is the D7000 and D8000, and likely this will be a feature to come on most new models as well, however there has been no comments on whether it would work on older Samsung TV models. We’ll go ahead and say it’s very unlikely, but that said, it’s a great direction to go in unifying your products.

[via intomobile]

Google’s Honeycomb Event Kicks Off Today, Watch It Live!

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As we mentioned a few days ago, our inbox was graced with an invite from Google to attend their headquarters in Mountain View for an “in depth” look at Honeycomb.  And though we’ve seen a bit of the new OS at CES, we’re looking forward to grabbing a bigger tidbit from the event.  Well, that day is here and we’re all underway.  If you’re not able to attend the event in person, Google will be streaming the event live at 1pm eastern on the search giant’s YouTube page.  There’s also a big chance that we’ll hear more on the new online Android Market and music services.  Enjoy!

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DoggCatcher Gets Updated To Version 1.1.1823, Adds New Functionality And Gets UI Tweak

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Although we just recently mentioned one of our favorite Pod Casting apps, DoggCatcher, we thought it would be worth noting again in a separate post, as the developer has just given it an update.  Now at version 1.1.1823, the update provides a cleaner, streamlined UI.  In addition, he added a theme option which allows you to toggle between dark and light backgrounds.  Furthermore, when playing a particular pod cast, you can now see the title directly above the player no matter where you navigate within the app, so you’ll always know which feed is currently running.  And while most are complaining about the small fonts, I think the minor UI refresh compliments the app very well. » Read the rest

Vulkano Flow and Vulkano Blast Allows TV to Android And Back

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Among the many booths at CES to bring us innovative products this year, was Monsoon Multimedia, a company that provides a number of video products for mobile and non mobile devices.  Monsoon revealed, at their CES demo presentation, a sling box alternative which will allow you to push your home’s content directly onto your mobile device.  What sets the technology apart from it’s competitors, like Slingbox and Roku, are the extra added features that come with their “Blast” option.  Two options are offered with the service.  Hit the break to learn about the options and to check out the video demo from CES in action. » Read the rest

Stream your Music to your Android with Audio Galaxy!

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Music lovers with gigantic audio libraries (like myself) can now stream directly to your Android device! Audio Galaxy is now available in the Android Market.

Pretty easy to use, simply sign up at audiogalaxy.com and download the application for either Windows or mac. The program will automatically search for your music (you can specify locations as well) and load them up ready to stream. Once you have that ready, simply install the Audio Galaxy app from the market, and follow the simple setup to start streaming.

This is surprisingly one of few apps out there that can do it well, and its free! No copying, no moving, no syncing, just stream it!

[via lifehacker]

Turn your Android device into a wireless camera with IP Webcam

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IP Webcam will transform your Android handheld into a streaming network camera over Wi-Fi. You’ll be able to change the settings including image size, frames per second, and the overall quality of the image. Reports state that the streamed image is decent using either a browser or client that supports streaming content.

Easy setup and good quality imaging make this a good app to grab. As a note, you’ll need to be running Android 2.2 and up.

You can grab it from the market by searching for “IP Webcam” or scan the QR code below.

[via lifehacker]

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