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VideoUpLink 1.3 for Mac OS 10.5 adds iPhone WiFi uploading support
Jun 09, 2010 - VideoUpLink 1.3 for Mac OS now accepts uploads over WiFi from VideoUpLink for iPhone. Anytime VideoUpLink is running on your Mac, the computer name will show as a destination on VideoUpLink for iPhone. Tapping the computer name on the iPhone screen initiates the upload. A new preference has been added to make VideoUpLink a desktop startup item, so videos can be uploaded at anytime without having to manually launch the application.
VideoUpLink for iPhone submitted to App Store
Jun 04, 2010 - VideoUpLink for iPhone has been submitted to Apple for review and approval. It complements VideoUpLink for the Mac, enabling wireless transfer of videos from your iPhone 3GS to lap top or desk top. VideoUpLink for iPhone also features reliable high load FTP based on libcurl 7.20, with Facebook and MySpace support. VideoUpLink is available on an ad-hoc basis right now by submitting a device ID to the developer.
VideoUpLink for Mac OS X debuts with Facebook profile support
Apr 21, 2010 - VideoUpLink for Mac OS 10.5, an application designed to make video on your Facebook page just a drag and drop away, is now available. Uploading video with a web browser is unreliable. VideoUpLink enables stable, rapid uploading of multiple videos. Users can drag movies from iPhoto, Media Browser or the Finder onto VideoUpLink and add titles and descriptions for each before uploading.
VideoUpLink for Mac OS X debuts with Facebook profile support
Apr 13, 2010 - VideoUpLink for Mac OS 10.5, an application designed to make video on your Facebook page just a drag and drop away, is now available. Uploading video with a web browser is unreliable. VideoUpLink enables stable, rapid uploading of multiple videos. Users can drag movies from iPhoto, Media Browser or the Finder onto VideoUpLink and add titles and descriptions for each before uploading.