We have been working on the release for My Webcam 2 for err…ages. We have it done now, with apps on multiple phones and a brand new broadcaster on pc and mac.

1. We have a brand new broadcaster software. Its free, its faster, it has improved UI and its available on Mac and PC

2. My WebCam broadcaster 2.0 can support multiple cams including USB webcams and network cams.

3. The sign in and password features are now even easier to use

4. There are updates of the mobile viewer apps for Blackberry, Apple and Android. They all look great and work brilliantly. The mobile apps are still just $4.99.

5. We now have My WebCam for iPad.

My webcam is the perfect answer for home and small business monitoring. If you are new to My Webcam we made this promotional video to help get you started.

Enjoy, from all in EyeSpyFX

iPad 2 just looks great: especially the cover. Proof that the details that count

So at last we can look forward to a win mob phone with a good aerial. Can they creat another, “a third”  “ecosystem” for app devs. I hope so.

Michael O Hara of GSMA pushes the WAC concept.

The idea of one API and some sort of super app store sounds good. Just one super app store for all operators, great. I guess it could work for Java phones. But how will it compete with Blackberry, Apple and Android. It seems to me rich multimedia is where the action is going to be. Proprietary platforms are always going to have an edge over an integrated platform like WAC?
O Hara gives WAC is full hearted faint support. Or maybe I am just reading it wrong.

Now on Blackberry, iPhone and Android

Here are the top 10 visitors by countries to EyeSpyFX.com. There are 156 other counttries in our list of visitors. they all are bunched together in the RoW (Rest of World) catagory.

Our app World Cams has a great list of cams from around the world. The front page at the moment has a collection of Christmas Cams. This was the scene on our office iPad this morning:

later…this is what it looks like at night time – pretty

Not including games are there really only 4 classes of apps?

1. Fixed content apps

A fixed body of content is displayed in the app. The style of presentation is often very compelling. For example:

The knot app

Pocket Universe

2. Task apps

The app connects to a service either on the phone or in the network that enables it to do something. For example:

A spirit level app

A webcam viewer app                        eg: my webcam

3. Social apps

The users supply the content. For example:

A twitter client

A photo sharing app

4. Combinations of 1,2,3

A combination of classes 1,2 and 3 above. For example; a GPS app that enables you and friends to meet at a McDonalds nearby.