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Apple has released Video Stream for iOS devices, which will keep videos in sync across iOS devices and desktop computers. Its simple, very much like Photo Strem and will lessen the load on networks which can be caused with heavy videos.
Apple recently launched Photo Stream, which with the help of iCloud sync the photos on iOS devices and computers but it faced a problem. Problem with Photo Stream was, it lacked support for videos as Apple and the carriers were concerned with the high resolution heavy videos getting on the networks and overloading them. To cater for this problem, thankfuly Apple let the developers to avail their chances and they came up with Video Stream.
i’ devices with the innovation in their technologies offer good resolutions both for videos and photos now. For example, you can shoot a video with a resolution of 1080p using iPhone 4S. With Video Stream, you can import your videos from Camera Roll or iPhones built in camer and with the 3 offered levels of compression you can upload these videos to iCloud.
Once the video is uploaded, video will be available for iOS devices to download automatically. So now you don’t have to email heavy videos to yourself to share them on other devices. Get your hands on Video Stream and use iCloud.com to feel the fun of freedom of video sharing on iOS devices.
Video Stream offers a very similar support for the videos in a pattern Photo Stream offers for photos. Currently Video Stream is available in all Apple stores with an introductroy price of $ 0.99 which is termed as an offer price and meant to an increament upon the market trend. So if you want to get your hands on it, this is the time.
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