Boxee?s Video-Sharing Service Cloudee Goes Public With Desktop Software, iPhone 5 Support & More

The service operates in a crowded space, where dozens upon dozens of apps offer ways to stream, record, broadcast, and/or share video recorded on mobile, but Cloudee's niche was in the emerging "private sharing" space. That trend has more recently taken root as companies try to find new ways to engage in a social networking arena dominated by the likes of Facebook. Cloudee, then, put its focus on selective sharing. Videos can be uploaded from the mobile apps, and now the desktop, organized into folders, and then users choose which family and friends are permitted to view them. The service also nicely ties into Boxee's main offering, the connected device known as Boxee Box, as it was one of the places where the videos could be viewed, in addition to be viewed within the app or browser.

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