VideoSurf can recognize videos the Shazam way
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That is the way VideoSurf should work in theory. However, the program has been getting mixed feedback so far, but a little more polishing and bug fixing might help it go viral. Right now, the app seems to be available for Verizon' Android smartphones only, but we have the feeling that the guys at XDA-Developers might be able to do something about it pretty soon. Besides that, judging by the screenshots over at VideoSurf's official web page, the app may be coming to the iPhone as well. Feel free to check out VideoSurf in action in the video below.
To download VideoSurf for Android, click here.
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6 Comments
1. protozeloz posted on 03 Jun 2011, 09:49 0 0
sounds like a really good Idea, I see I clip, missed the title and info and with a small recoding i could get the info thats neat
3. mavricxx posted on 03 Jun 2011, 22:06 0 0
I hope they bring it to the Playbook, looks amazing!
4. DigitalBoy05 posted on 04 Jun 2011, 13:50 0 0
doesnt the playbook also have access to the android marketplace? i know the article said its a VZW android app for now but if they generalize it to android as a whole then the playbook should be able to download it as well.
5. protozeloz posted on 04 Jun 2011, 19:37 0 0
playbook can use android apps yet it does not have the marketplace, and also if the app user certain resources only used on the android system then it will make it harder for the app to work on the playbook
6. mikeypopps posted on 05 Jun 2011, 06:23 0 0
Cool concept, I only wish google was doing it instead. With the massive data pool they use to bump copy written music and video from you tube it would actually have a chance of pulling it off comprehensibly.
