Best Live Streaming Apps

1. Periscope

Periscope is Twitter to take the live platform. Periscope allows streaming video to a select group of people or publicly. You can share the link to broadcast on Twitter, Facebook or other social networks. This makes it easy to find out about live streaming trends, listing them on a map. It comes with live 360 degree video, but the 360 degree video streaming option is available to "select partners" only today. Although you can not create and transmit a 360 degree video today, you can surely see both the phone.

2. Live.ly

Allows streaming to live your life as it does and allows you to view live broadcasts around the world. While watching a live broadcast, you can send "love" and participate in the conversation by sending comments.

3. YouNow

YouNow is another service that allows you to share your broadcast on any social network. Another interesting thing about YouNow is the statistics that you get after a broadcast. There is a live chat room under the video and users can "like" the current one.

4. Streamago

Streamage described as "live video selfie", but is similar to YouNow. Live broadcasts can be shared on most social networks. Users can see lost reproductions if the live video.

5. Meerkat

Periscope Meerkat is the greatest competition, and to be honest, the first time. While the two were generally fierce competitors, I'm a bit different now. Meerkat only publishes, live events (also see streams can come back later if you want.) The user interface is definitely more confusing, and certainly a bit more complicated to use. Development has declined, the application is bug fixes and fixes, but no new features definitely seen since August. Starting a flow continues to be a matter of a touch, but it's a bit of a surprise, and virtually without any adjustments. However, signing is a bit simpler (only your phone number, a profile photo, and username are all that you need), and not to link your Twitter account for what you want; You can also link the Facebook application. If you prefer. Anyway, this is a good choice if you are already using, or you know people who use it, but I definitely prefer the periscope.