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You are here: Home / News / iPhone, iPad and iOS / Vidcinity Location-based Video App Adds Follow Capabilities and User Streams

Vidcinity Location-based Video App Adds Follow Capabilities and User Streams

July 8, 2011 By Editor

SAN DIEGO — VMIX (www.vmix.com), a leading platform provider for mobile and social video, today announced the latest release of Vidcinity, its location-based video application.

“The initial feature set for Vidcinity focused on connecting people to places on the map using video. This new release still focuses on location-based video but incorporates a social connection component—sharing video with the people you know or those you find most interesting.”

Vidcinity 3.0 allows users to view and follow the video streams of other users while the new Video Feed view displays the most recent videos from those users.

“We’re making it easy to find and follow people, which will help users expand their social networks in a whole new way,” said Pat Burns, president and chief executive officer at VMIX.

“Before you could share your own location-based videos by email or to Facebook and Twitter. Now, you can follow the video streams of your closest friends, or other Vidcinity users whose content you find compelling.”

Burns added that the Vidcinity 3.0 release delivers value for individual users and organizations alike.

“The initial feature set for Vidcinity focused on connecting people to places on the map using video. This new release still focuses on location-based video but incorporates a social connection component—sharing video with the people you know or those you find most interesting.

“Vidcinity can enhance those connections using video, and provide a fun new way to follow and communicate with the people and places you care about most.”

The latest free apps for iPad 2 and iPhone are now available in the App Store. For more information or to sign up for a Vidcinity account, visit: www.vidcinity.com and www.vmix.com/products/vidcinity. Like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter.

About VMIX

VMIX is the leading provider of carrier-class online video publishing and communication solutions. Designed with high-volume producers, device manufacturers and network providers in mind, the company’s cloud-based products make it easy to have your video, anywhere. With 25 million unique videos stored, and processing over one million new videos every month, VMIX offers the most reliable, scalable white-label online video solutions in the world.

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About Editor

Glenn is a geographer and a GIS professional with over 20 years experience in the industry. He's the co-founder of GISuser and several other technology web publications.

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