If you were ever curious how you can transmit images directly on the Internet with everything that happens around you, well a simple application called Periscope it helps you do this very quickly in any situation.
It is also supported by an application called meerkat, both offering the option of making live broadcasts on the Internet with all the events taking place around you, this with the idea of giving your friends and not only the opportunity to quickly find out about important events.
The Periscope application requires logging into a Twitter account to make live broadcasts, they are immediately shared on the social network of the same name, after logging into the application the images are transmitted immediately by accessing the section indicated with a camera, pressing the button Start Broadcasting starting the live video stream.
In the case of the application meerkat is registering an account with your phone number, connecting to Facebook and Twitter allowing the quick sharing of your streams on the two social networks, so that anyone can see them when you broadcast.
Both applications take images directly from the main or front camera of the iPhone terminals and are only compatible with them, making a live transmission requires an internet connection to be made, so you have to be careful how much internet traffic you have.
Both applications are able to work with 3G or 4G connections, so if you have a weaker connection the video feed will either not start or will be played at a very low quality, so choose the moments when you transmit, otherwise no one will be able to see anything properly.
The Periscope application can be downloaded available here, while the Meerkat application can be downloaded available here.
Considering that in the last few days thousands over thousands of people participated in marches and demonstrations in various locations in the country in the past the tragedy in the Colectiv club from Bucharest, I think that any kind of demonstration to support a profound change in Romania deserves to be presented exactly as it happens and not as it is presented by certain television news channels.
