Twitter's Periscope Is Now Available in the App Store

Get Periscope. Get it via this link!

@LeanEntropy Twitter sharing will be available in a couple hours. App was discovered a few hours earlier than we would have hoped :)

— Periscope (@periscopeco) March 26, 2015

Description
Periscope lets you broadcast live video to the world. Going live will instantly notify your followers who can join, comment and send you hearts in real time. The more hearts you get, the higher they flutter on the screen.

Other features:
[+] REPLAY: When your broadcast is over, you can make it available for replay so viewers can watch later. Viewers can replay your broadcast with comments and hearts to relive the full experience. Replays currently last 24 hours. You can delete your replay at any time.
[+] PRIVATE: If you want to broadcast to specific people, press the lock icon before going live and choose who you want to invite to your broadcast.
[+] TWITTER: You can choose to share your Periscope broadcasts on Twitter by tapping the bird icon before you start broadcasting. When you go live, you’ll tweet a link so that your Twitter followers can watch on the web (or in the app)
[+] MANAGE NOTIFICATIONS: Periscope will suggest people for you to follow based on your Twitter network. You can always follow new people, or unfollow them if you don’t want to be notified when they go live. You can also adjust notification preferences in Periscope Settings (in Profile)
[+] HEARTS: Periscope keeps track of how many hearts you get from your viewers. The more hearts, the higher you get in the “Most Loved” list.

via Twitter’s Meerkat-Killer Livestreaming App Just Went Live

There will be room for two apps.

Some early feedback from me.

@periscopeco can you change user names in chat from gray to black?

— Steve Garfield (@stevegarfield) March 26, 2015

@periscopeco in the list of people who are alive, can you include the username so we know who is streaming?

— Steve Garfield (@stevegarfield) March 26, 2015

@periscopeco can you leave chat comments up on the screen longer, and give us a way to review old chat comments?

— Steve Garfield (@stevegarfield) March 26, 2015

And put a visible icon on the screen, to switch the camera.

Thanks!

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