Movino allows you to use your camera phone in a new fashion. You can capture live video and send it over whatever uplink you have available (Bluetooth, GPRS, 3G or WLAN) with the final destination being either an embedded player on your website or a Skype-compatible video Quicktime component for your Mac. Movino was developed as part of a project course at Åbo Akademi University, autumn 2006 - spring 2007.
There is a Symbian S60 version for hi-end Nokia handsets and a Java version with potential to work on a large variety of devices. When streaming video to a computer over bluetooth, a Mac with OS X is required. The video server part also runs on linux based machines.
The project is Open Source (part GPL, part LGPL). Visit movino.org to learn more.
