Y-cam Solutions

To compliment our existing range of IP camera viewing software for PC, iPhone and Android, we announce today the immediate availability of Y-cam MultiLive for Symbian mobile phones. This free application gives users of touchscreen Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Mitsubishi, Samsung and Sharp mobile phones the ability to easily login, store and view multiple cameras.

The app currently supports all models of touchscreen phone that are running Symbian 0S9 and higher. OS9 was released around 2005, so this application should work on a large majority of touchscreen Symbian-based phones available.

Y-cam MultiLive for Symbian supports all current Y-cam models*, and allows for up to 8 camera feeds to be saved to the phone for instant viewing. Camera feeds can be connected to via local (i.e. home network) or external networks (i.e. the internet), and allows for viewing over mobile and WiFi connections.

FEATURES
- Quickly and easily view your Y-cam camera
- Stores your cameras IP address, username and password for instant access
- Supports up to 8 cameras
- Add, edit or delete cameras with ease
- Name each camera for easy reference
- Take snapshots of your camera feed and automatically save them to your photo gallery
- Works with all current Y-cam models

If you have any feedback, ideas or suggestions regarding this app, please leave them in the comments below.

Y-cam MultiLive for Symbian v1.1
Download now (300kb)

The app supports phones running Symbian OS 9 and higher with touchscreen displays.  This includes devices from Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Mitsubishi and Sharp.  For help identifying your device, please visit http://www.symbian.org/devices

For further information and installation instructions, please visit our Symbian App page.

* MultiLive for iPhone and Android does not support 1st Generation Y-cams with firmware v1.98 or lower as these cameras do not support MJPEG, and the product has been discontinued.

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