If you are a Blackberry user and haven’t heard of eVeek already, it’s a fantastic online resource for Blackberrys, featuring all sorts of services, downloads and other goodies to make your favorite addiction all the more impossible to give up. Probably worth a bookmark then.
The latest on offer from the site is an intriguing sounding video service. Announced as open to the public last week, eVeek’s video platform is a lot like YouTube in that users can upload videos into a free for all pool where they can be watched, rated and discussed. The difference is that registered users (registration will be free) will be able to download the videos too.
At the moment the service is confined to the PC where it’s BETA is being carried out, but as soon as all the kinks are ironed out (which you can help with by doing some bug spotting in the BETA build) the service will be quickly optimized for the Blackberry in terms of speed, size and what have you.
Sounds like it could be a winner, though according to eVeek’s own admission, first impressions of the PC based BETA might not seem favorable. But give it a chance, help out with the gremlins by firing a missive off to eVeek if you spot any and in sixth months time, seamlessly streamed video could be a reality for Blackberry users.
(Via The Boy Genius Report)
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