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To: Walter Morton who wrote (7961)10/6/1999 8:57:00 PM
From: Savant  Respond to of 18366
 
RT...video on PDA
EarthCam Launches EarthCam Mobile Enabling Access to Live Webcasting On
Handheld Wireless Devices

NEW YORK, Oct 6, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE) --


World Premier Transmission At Fall Internet World 99

EarthCam (www.earthcam.com), experts in webcasting technology and the
leading source of live webcams, has announced that on October 7, at the
Fall Internet World 99 conference, (Jacob Javits Center, Room 1A05,
1:00 PM) EarthCam will demonstrate for the first time ever its
technology that transmits live real-time images to be received on a
handheld wireless device. The first ever image will be that of Jennifer
Ringley (www.JenniCam.org), a woman recognized for living her life live
on the Internet via webcam technology. The second images will be live
traffic conditions made possible by a partnership with WNBC.

EarthCam has developed an application that enhances live images that
are viewable on the Palm VII and other handheld wireless devices. The
standard 150 x 150 pixel images can be tailored for individual
preferences. Utilizing the Palm Query Application (PQA), EarthCam has
created an expanding range of channel applications.

"EarthCam is proud and excited to be the first company to ever provide
the public with a means to view live images of real-time traffic
conditions; see that their children are safe; monitor homes, offices
and factories; and to actually see the weather in other locations --
all while being away from the desktop," said Brian Cury, chief
executive officer of EarthCam. "This breakthrough is so useful, and so
practical, that it will enhance our daily lives."

"This application was developed to simplify peoples lives using
wireless technology. Providing users with access to EarthCam's live
webcam images such as, real-time traffic and images of one's own
children from their daycare center, takes the wireless device category
to a whole new level," said Bruce A. Schwartz, Vice President,
Marketing of EarthCam.

EarthCam Mobile software is currently available via free download for
the Palm VII and other wireless devices utilizing the PQA operating
system at EarthCam's website (www.earthcam.com/mobile/). EarthCam is
expected to release software for use with wireless devices that are
based on other platforms such as Windows CE, prior to the end of 4th
quarter 1999.



To: Walter Morton who wrote (7961)10/6/1999 10:10:00 PM
From: MaryinRed  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 18366
 
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