This morning I came across vscreens, an application and website developed by Sony Ericsson that allows you to display photos and videos from your Android device — as long as it’s running Eclair (2.1) or above. For vscreens to work you must first download the application (market link) on your device and open vscreens.com in a PC browser. With the application you then scan the QRcode on the website and it will connect the two devices using the power of the internet. You then select the media you wish to display from the device and it will slowly but surely appear on your browser. It’s fairly neat if you ask me.
Images are compressed and JPEG artifacts can be seen on some larger sized images, though it’s too be expected as Sony Ericsson push vscreens out of beta. Videos took quite a long time for them to be sent to the browser but worked none-the-less. Check it out for an easy way to share your photos and videos.
Gd 1…..but DLNA apps works much better and faster. Like iMediaShare and Skifta
is there any difference between these 2 methods
sorry…..this works via 3g as well….. 🙂
Indeed. It’s not a fast as DLNA and stuff, but it’s cool none-the-less.
Imo, Allshare is top notch for this over DLNA
Buzz, 2.1 wasn’t called Froyo. It was Eclair.
Ooops, I’m high & drunk.