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

Thanks to the coverage from CNN-IBN and CNBC last week we are getting a huge surge in the number of users visiting us. We are very excited to know this and welcome you all. As mentioned previously please sign up here as the alpha is closed currently. We will send an update on the next release.

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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