Twitch announces live streaming schedule for E3 2016 as Expo’s Official Broadcasting Partner

Twitch, the world’s leading social video platform and community for gamers, today announced its return as the official live streaming partner of E3 2016. In addition to featuring the expo’s most notable press conferences and shows, Twitch will be broadcasting E3-related content beginning the weekend before doors open and throughout the entire conference. Based on the community’s positive reception last year, there will also be multiple foreign language broadcasts and the ability for the community to co-stream content.

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Twitch comes to Android TV

If you’re a fan of watching game streams, Twitch is bringing the experience to your Android TV. The app lets you watch live and recorded videos of games, players, and sports events. Follow channels and games you want. Check out profile pages and VODs. It even supports high-res video (1080p/60fps) for more HD viewing. The app also gets an integrated chat experience and a Whispers 2.0 update, which lets you check private messages by just selecting the Whispers button within the app.

Source: Twitch | Via: Android Central

New Sony app lets Xperia users live-stream directly to YouTube and Twitch

Want to live-stream the games you play on your Xperia devices? Or what about a tutorial/walk-through video on how to use a specific app? Sony just unveiled its Live Screen Streaming app that lets you stream directly to YouTube and Twitch. It lets you stream everything from games to apps—whatever it is you’re doing on your Xperia device. You can broadcast in 1080p, 720p, or 360p. And choose to have it stream in public, private, or unlisted. You also have the option to choose if you want to broadcast with audio and video from the front camera. At the moment though, it only works for Xperia Z3+, Xperia Z4, Xperia Z4v, and  Xperia Z4 Tablet.

Source: XperiaBlog | Via: Cult of Android | Download: Google Play Store (Free)