The MyTouch 4G is a touch-screen smartphone manufactured by HTC for the T-Mobile cellular network. The device is powered by Google's Android operating system. Live streaming is the act of broadcasting a live video feed across the Internet. Live streaming is often used to broadcast concerts, conferences and meetings. But it is also suitable for personal use, such as keeping an eye on your house or simply showing your friends what you are currently up to. There are number of different applications and services available for the Android platform that let a user live stream to others.
Instructions
1. Live stream with the Qik app (see Resources). Qik is a mobile live streaming app that lets users broadcast and/or record live video. It also allows for chatting alongside the broadcast. Qik was acquired by Skype (which has since been acquired by Microsoft), which means Skype technology is worked into the application for optimal video quality, regardless of connection type.
2. Broadcast live video with UStream (see Resources). UStream is a service that lets users create and broadcast their own shows. When you stream live video with the UStream app, your live stream will have a dedicated URL for easy sharing with millions of viewers across the web.
3. Stream live video with the Justin.tv app (see Resources). Justin.tv is a live streaming service that was born out of the idea to stream an entire user's life, before smartphones were capable of such an act. The application allows for hardware encoding, which means better video quality, especially when broadcasting over a Wi-Fi network. Users can also easily share the live feed directly within the app.
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