WeBot Adds Video Support, Delivers Complete Media Access for Mobile Devices at CES
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8 -- WeBot, a service that lets users play personal media from their computers anywhere on the Internet, today announced the addition of video to the service. The company launched its new functionality on the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
"This release continues WeBot's vision of what we call Unlimited Media: Any content, from anywhere, in any format, to any device," said David Gottesman, WeBot's CEO. "The Nokia Internet Tablet is a great example of how cutting-edge mobile technology and innovative services can work together to deliver outstanding consumer experiences."
For the launch of the video functionality, WeBot created a custom-built interface that showcases the Nokia Internet Tablet's advanced features. The new video capabilities integrate with existing music, playlist, and photo album support.
"There has been an explosion of personal content in the past three years, but the industry hasn't kept up with adoption," said Christopher Amen-Kroeger, WeBot's CTO. "As a result, we have islands of media -- songs, videos, pictures -- scattered across multiple machines, disorganized, and uncontrolled. WeBot was started in order to fix this problem."
WeBot is demonstrating the video capability, along with new features like Live Digital Picture Frames, in the Nokia tent (booth #30313) at CES.
About WeBot
WeBot is the most broadly deployable remote media platform. WeBot lets users play photos, music, and videos from all their Windows, MacOS, and Linux-based machines to mobile devices and browsers. The company was founded by a team of music and Internet industry veterans.
WeBot is available immediately as a free download. For more information, visit http://www.webot.com/ or contact us at info at webot.com.
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