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Benshaw found that many friends were interested in letting Alok broadcast live messages at home through three iOS devices. Benshaw collated some information about allowing Alock to broadcast live at home through three iOS devices and shared it here.

This is a whole new world, and everyone is trying to get through it. As millions of people around the world are forced to work from home, our mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets are highly anticipated. This trend makes us have fewer and fewer mobile devices. Take Alock of NBC as an example. The host of "Today Show" is using two Apple iPhone and one Apple iPad tablet computer to continue to broadcast at home and abroad.

Roker posted a tweet on Friday (via AppleInsider) explaining that his makeshift broadcast studio used an iPhone with LiveU apps. The feed is sent directly to the NBC server; the second "Back" iPhone allows the producer to send clips and video streams to Roker so he can watch trailers and other works from NBC Studios in New York. IPad is used as a reminder and a pile of lights. The tablet also sends audio to NBC through the Sennheiser microphone and iRig hardware.

Real-time U applications, such as LU- Smart HD listed in App Store and Lu-Smart Play Store in Google, support Wi-Fi and cellular networks to provide users with the best video streaming. Users do need to obtain a Smart Activation LiveU license. Developer LiveU Inc. The app will allow broadcasters to "discover important news and events by using your smartphone or tablet to transmit real-time video back to the studio," it said.

Fans of morning TV shows don't complain about the quality of Roker's contribution to broadcasting, so it's not surprising that NBC and other networks use this setting for remote broadcasts more frequently.

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