Extending our motto of enhancing usage of media with or inside a phone, we released a new product CMobi which stands for See My Mobile. CMobi enables to share the screen of a phone to desktop or laptop. In the desktop the screen can be then shared with a remote audience with the help of  IMs such as Skype or MSN.

CMobi allows to even record videos of the various actions that happens inside a mobile phone. This can serve as a good video tutorial or screencast within a phone.

This will be a very valuable tool for marketing professionals, mobile developers, usability professionals and general folks who want to show that cool thing from their mobile screen.  Check here to know more

wwigo moves to its own domain at wwigo.com and Motvik corporate site gets a new design.

wwigo emerged as the peer award winner at MoMo Global Summit 2008, Malaysia.

Motvik is expanding and we are hiring people. If you enjoy working in a startup and are looking to shift pace of your career, Motvik is the right place for you.

We are looking for people for the positions software engineers (1+ years) and senior software engineers (4+ years):

Mobile application development:
- Embedded programming skills with knowledge of C/C++.
- Programming experience in Symbian/J2ME/Brew is an advantage.
- 1+ years of experience

Web development:
- HTML/DHTML/CSS and php, mysql, JavaScript skills
- 3+ years of experience in builing interactive websites
- Experience in building scalable websites is an advantage

Please drop your resume at :

-Motvik Team

The first thing that I did after we purchased our N80 for extending wwigo onto S60 3rd edition devices was to install and check out Fring on it. I had used fring before when Veer and I did test calls on it using his 6630 with a GPRS connection on the one end and gtalk on the other end which worked fine and we were able to listen to each other with very little channel disturbance. Eversince I was eagerly waiting to test it out on a Wifi connection and the experience of a fring call on a N80 phone to my friend in US on skype was just marvelous.    It has a very neat and clean UI, works on so many protocols (also supports SIP) and the perceptible audio quality was much better than a normal mobile phone call.  Ever since it has been one of my favourite Series 60 application.   I recently noticed that Fring had started an India blog and moreover Alon of Fring thinks our application wwigo is very handy which is pretty cool

Thanks for all the users who have downloaded our software and found it quite useful. We are glad to reach close to 15000 downloads after one month of beta release. Thanks to Antony Pranata for selecting wwigo as a featured freeware of the month.

For those who want to check out the video demo of wwigo can have a look at Rajan’s interview with CNBC’s Tech2 show.

WWIGO users can refer to wwigo forum for any common discussion/issues. Any specific queries regarding wwigo can be posted here.

We are yet to add support for IVT Bluetooth. Stay tuned for more updates coming up.

Ramu

We are happy to announce that early this week we released wwigo public beta :). It is available for download for free in our website.  Thanks to all our supporters  and alpha users in helping us make this release happen.

In this release we have added support for the following new features.

• Support for major series 60 3rd edition phones such as  N73, N80, N93, E70, E61i & N95
• Support for Toshiba bluetooth stack.
• Increased  frame rate rate.
• Increased video quality.
• Bug fixes

Would love to hear from you if you have any comments and feedback.  Please do not hestitate to let us know if you run into any issues.

Namitha from Business world did a quick note on Motvik in the deal tracker section in this week’s edition(19th Mar). It can be viewed at page number 12-13 on the print version of the magazine, the same is also reproduced below.

‘ Clicking on Mobile Webcam
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Namitha Jagadeesh

Birth: September 2006
Location: Bangalore
Founders: M. Thiyagarajan and K.C. Ramu, T.V.S. Deepak and P. Naveen
Space: Mobile technology
Buzz: Motvik will go live with its first product, WWIGO (Webcam Where I Go), by end-March.
WWIGO converts a bluetooth enabled cameraphone into a webcam, thus offering users limited mobility around the PC as opposed to a fixed webcam.

The product is targeted at video-based applications such as video chat on Skype or direct uploading on YouTube.

“Instead of sitting in front of the webcam, you can walk around with the cameraphone, shoot in the next room and still stream video live onto your PC,” explains Thiyagarajan.

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