Wispeo App Simplifies HD Video and Photo File Sharing

Wispeo, a smartphone file-sharing app, has announced it is now available on iOS, Android and Apple TV.
As quoted in the press release:

With Wispeo, you don’t have to let the videos and pictures on your phone go unshared ever again — simply download the app, select the files you want to share, and Wispeo will generate a link to the shared files that can be sent to up to 25 recipients.
Unlike traditional methods to share media through email or text, Wispeo doesn’t need to compress or alter those files for you to share them. Instead, Wispeo preserves the original quality of uploaded media and hosts it free for up to 30 days. In addition, senders and recipients don’t have to create an account or log in to use Wispeo. Shared videos and photos can be downloaded directly to any device or computer.
“We’ve been trained to either delete photos or shorten the videos we record on our phones in order to save space, but why is this still the case?” said Grant Calder, Founder of Wispeo. “With Wispeo, we’re making it easy to share HD video and hi-res images directly from your phone–no compressing, condensing, cords or logging into a hosting service at either end.”
Wispeo’s features and benefits:

• Easily share your memories: Unique generated links can be shared via text and email, and are used to easily send and receive high-res photos and HD videos
• No login required: Easily send and access files shared through Wispeo with or without an account
• Flexibility: Transfer any type of media (video, image, document, etc.) across iOS, Android, and desktop devices
• Share extension: Share videos and photos from within other apps on your phone (just like Facebook or Twitter)
• Set it and forget it: Share your videos and images in the background while you browse through other apps on your phone
• Ample time to share and view: Wispeo links last for 30 days and Apple TV users will be able to view all the media they send or receive via smartphone and desktop on their set box top

Click here to read the full press release.