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Skifta Developer(s) Qualcomm Services Labs Initial release 2009 (2009) Development status Beta Website http://www.skifta.com/ Skifta is a media shifting service developed by Qualcomm Services Labs (QSL), Inc. It enables Android smartphone users to access their music, pictures, and videos from their phone, from cloud media services or remotely from another location via an Android phone, and stream media to connected consumer electronics anywhere that supports DLNA and UPnP standards over WiFi networks. Contents 1 Overview 2 Qualcomm Service Labs, Inc 3 External Links 4 References Overview Skifta is currently available via a single client PC or Mac that can then be accessed by any DLNA and UPnP client from the home or remotely on mobile platforms running Android 2.2 and above.[1] Users can control and stream their digital media within their home using the Skifta service.[2] Downloading the Skifta mobile application enables users to access their digital media (music, photos, and videos) from their Android smartphone.[3] If a Skifta user is not at home but near a DNLA-compatible TV, DVD, digital photo frame, game console, Blu-ray player, camera or Windows 7 PC, they have the ability to remotely stream their media to those devices through their Android smartphone.[4] The Skifta app is currently available at the Android Market, having officially launched in January 2010 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.[5] In early 2011, the Skifta became the first DLNA certified application.[6] Skifta previously partnered with NETGEAR to distribute Skifta on the NETGEAR ReadyNAS Ultra line of storage drives.[7] The NETGEAR boxes support Skifta as an add-on, allowing people to remotely access their media libraries on the storage drive from anywhere.[8] Qualcomm Service Labs, Inc Qualcomm Services Labs, Inc is a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm that functions to aid the development internal mobile services.[9] QSL is active in various spaces including: Digital to Physical (D2P), Mobile Payments, Communication 2.0, Emerging Markets, Home and Personal Security, Wireless Health, Education, Mobile Cloud Computing, and Multimedia.[10] Other services from QSL include: Neer, Qilroy, Vive, and Magic Link.[11] External Links Skifta Homepage Qualcomm Service Labs, Inc Qualcomm References ^ Slashgear “Skifta promises easy DLNA media-shifting”, “Slashgear.com”, accessed November 19, 2009. ^ Skifta “What is Skifta?”, “Skifta.com” accessed December 20, 2010. ^ Skifta “What is Skifta?”, “Skifta.com” accessed December 20, 2010. ^ Skifta “What is Skifta?”, “Skifta.com” accessed December 20, 2010. ^ Van Buskirk, Eliot. “Skifta for Android Streams from Cloud to DLNA Screens”, “Evolver.fm”, December 21, 2010, accessed December 22, 2010. ^ Engadget “Skifta Android app nabs DLNA certification: tablets and smartphones now streaming STBs and more”, “Engadget.com”, accessed February 3, 2011. ^ Skifta “Skifta and NETGEAR Make Shifting Simple”, “Skifta Exchange”, July 19, 2010, accessed December 29, 2010. ^ Fried, Ina “Netgear aims to make home storage hip”, “CNET News”, July 8, 2010, accessed December 29, 2010. ^ QSL “Qualcomm Services Labs, Inc”, “Qualcomm.com”, accessed December 20, 2010. ^ QSL “Qualcomm Services Labs, Inc”, “Qualcomm.com”, accessed December 20, 2010. ^ QSL “Qualcomm Services Labs, Inc”, “Qualcomm.com”, accessed December 20, 2010.