Liquid Image introduces LTE connectivity to new action cam

Liquid Image wants to make sure your action camera’s upload speeds match the adrenaline-pumping adventures you go on. The new Ego LS camera unveiled at CES is believed to be the first action cam equipped with LTE connectivity. It can transmit stills and WQVGA (or at 400 x 240 only) videos at 30 frames per second for up to two hours over 4G. While offline though, the 8-megapixel camera can record at 1080p/30fps or 720p/60fps. It is also equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity and can connect to Liquid Image app on iOS and Android.

It is also equipped with a microSD slot that supports up to 64GB cards and has new continuous photo and motion detection features. A launch is slated for June for two models—one with LTE and one without—and will cost about US$200.

Source: Engadget

Google and Hyundai launches Glass app for upcoming vehicle

Who wouldn’t want a new Hyundai to come with their Google Glass? Hyundai has partnered with the tech giant for the upcoming 2015 Genesis sedan. Gizmodo reports the five-seater features Blue Link connectivity to let you start, lock, and unlock the car from your nifty Glass device. You will also never miss another routine check-up as the Blue Link Glassware app receives push notifications for car service appointments.

Google acquires Timely app developer

We have more acquisition news for you today. For this round, Google has bought company Bitspin. The app developer created alarm clock app Timely for Android. Bitspin posted on their site that Timely “will continue to work as it always has.” Although, we won’t be surprised if Google pulls the plug on the app down the line.

Source: The Next Web

Vine brings full profiles, TV mode online

Twitter’s six-second video app Vine has finally been ported online to allow you to check your feed, share, like and comment on videos as well as browse through the body of work of your favorite Vine users.

While you still can’t record videos using your webcam, at least you can view your favorite clips in TV mode. This new feature allows you to watch a user’s clips consecutively and in full screen mode. You can skip through videos with the arrow buttons or just watch every single Vine a user posts.

Source: Vine’s Blog