If you have a Java enabled phone and want to broadcast video over WiFi or 3G? Well… Movino is a little bit of an answer you may want to explore. I’ve been using Qik for the Nokia N95 for about six weeks, and it’s awesome, but it’s only for S60 handsets… leaving those of you with video capabilities on your cells without the coolness of an N95? No fair.

I installed this on my phone in about 2 seconds, after checking the FAQ and a little happy go clicky trial and error for a few things. SourceForge… I don’t really like the site, but we have to use it from time to time. Anyhow, this app is pretty buff. As stated in their FAQ, it was developed as a class project, looks like. Doesn’t really say much for support of the project, but this app is pretty striaght forward. It doesn’t attach to a sign-on service, like Qik (which I’ll do a write up for), but it does allow you to have some streamy goodness if you have your own stuff… web server, etc.

The site has tons of great documentation, and a great philosophy about their code… you know… Open Source? So you can check out their stuff, and hey, write stuff to it, make it more awesome, less awesome, etc. You kids with your Open Source goodies know the drill. Anyhow, mix this with the Twitter API on your web server, and you have yourself you own mini-Qik… Give or take.

How about one of you kiddies with a J2RE (Java) enabled phone give this thing a whirl, huh? Lemme know how it works for you - if it does.