HTC reported on Thursady that the RE Cameras would be supporting, as of now, live YouTube streaming to increase their usefulness. A free upgrade to the RE application for Android gadgets will let clients share the live features to those around. HTC RE  will probably boost the company’s image in the smart gadgets industry. The new feature is very easy to download and using it doesn’t take much.

For quite a while HTC was the only player that was drifting rather empty-pocketed in the smartphone industry and the Android platform.  Even as HTC telephones got some very good ratings from tech experts, opponents like Samsung and Apple would still get to sell more smartphones. HTC gradually became the left-handed shooter and lost billions of dollars in the never-ending smartphone battle.

Now, the company shifted tactics and decided to abandon this impossible fight. Instead it decided to focus on items like HTC Re, which some of its rivals don’t instantly have a response to.

Here are some of the basics of the new app. Live videos will be posted from the user’s RE Camera to his or her Android gadget, which then enacts the live TV of the recorder footage. The connection will be accessible for streaming even when after the live moment.  As of now, the option will be accessible only for Android clients, but HTC has likewise said that the iOS upgrade will be released towards the end of the first quarter of this year.

The YouTube live broadcasting option, a premiere in the recording devices industry, can certainly make the small camera more popular especially since it has not been a favorite in consumers’ market.  More handy items like Go Pro were the buyers’ first choice.

Now the HTC’s Re is more than simply an individual camcorder and has provided its maker a new boost, after being placed mostly in the looser camp of smartphone wars.

Nevertheless, it remains to be seen if HTC RE’s growing popularity will incite individuals  to  make their next cell a HTC M8 or not.  Perhaps the smartphone ship has sailed for HTC; perhaps users who enjoy their HTC RE cameras will also consider trying HTC phones.

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