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Filed under: Multimedia, Software, Nokia, Sony Ericsson

There’s a decent chance you completely forgot about Qik, a nifty little startup that enables live audio / video streaming from feature phones to PCs, after hearing absolutely nothing from it since July. If so, it’s all good — the folks at Qik still want you to indulge in its first public alpha release for a slue of J2ME phones. For users with a Nokia 5300, 6300, 6500 classic, 6500 slide, 6555 or 8800 Arte, you can join your brethren with a Sony Ericsson K850, K858, W890, W910, W908, K660, G502 or Z750 in streaming live content right from your phone to your lovely posse. Give it a go and let us know how it turns out, will you?

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Filed under: Handsets, Software, HTC, Windows Mobile

Granted this only gives us a glimpse — by glimpse we mean only a few seconds — of what could be a new version of Windows Mobile 7 running HTC Touch Slide handset. The media sharing magic of Live Mesh is what’s at the center of this vid, from Mac, to Windows, to mobile, your pics and content will wander — but the quick glimpse of the sliding pane on the home screen did make us grin a little bit. You can find the video after the break and if you don’t want to sit through the whole affair, just zip to about the 30 second mark and you’ll be home.

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Filed under: Handsets, Software, HTC, Windows Mobile

Granted this only gives us a glimpse — by glimpse we mean only a few seconds — of what appears to be a Windows Mobile 7-enabled HTC Touch Slide handset. The media sharing magic of Live Mesh is what’s at the center of this vid, from Mac, to Windows, to mobile, your pics and content will wander. Of course, the Windows Mobile 7 star of the show, the quick glimpse of the sliding pane on the home screen, did make us grin a little bit. You can find the video after the break and if you don’t want to sit through the whole affair, just zip to about the 30 second mark and you’ll be home.

Continue reading Windows Mobile 7 peeped in Microsoft Live Mesh video

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