Ovi Share is the online service that allows users to share photos and videos, from their PC, Mac or straight from their camera phone with one easy step. Users can share content with anyone – no sign-up or membership is required for recipients to view the photos or videos that have been shared with them.

Qikkers can share their Qik content directly from their handsets – the first such Share on Ovi integration to offer such easy cross-posting of live mobile videos. Videos can be uploaded automatically from their device without users having to manually send them via the phone or website. In addition, Qik users can send their videos to Ovi Share with just one click from the Share widget on Qik’s website. For more information on the Ovi Share integration, visit http://qik.com/ovi

Palm:

• Palm Treo 800w
• Palm Treo Pro (alpha support)

Samsung:

• Samsung SGH-i900/i908/ SCH-i910 (Omnia)
• Samsung SGH-i907 (Epix)
• Samsung SCH-i760
• Samsung SGH-i780 (Blackjack3)

HTC-based:

• HTC Touch Pro
• HTC Touch HD
• HTC XV6800
• HTC TyTN
• O2 XDA Trion
• T-Mobile MDA Vario II
• Vodafone 1605 VPA Compact III
• Orange SPV M3100
• Dopod CHT 9000
• Dopod 838 Pro
• DoCoMo HTC Z
• Qtek 9600
• iMate JasJam
• AT&T 8525
• Swisscom XPA v1605
• SoftBank X01HT
• Vodafone PDA 1605
• Vodafone PDA 9600

Amoi:

• AT&T SMT 5700
• Orange SPV E610

Motorola:

• Motorola Q Music 9m

[via phonemag]

If you have got an account on Qik, just visit qik.com/dl/165 on your blackberry to install the software. The Qik on BlackBerry is slightly different from what you get on other mobile devices:

In this alpha release, Qik on BlackBerry works a bit differently than the other devices.
- When you start Qik, a screen is shown with just one button – Stream. Press the center button to start streaming. This will bring up the camera application and you’ll be off streaming live to the web. When you are ready to stop, just press the center button again.
- Depending on the network condition, after you press stop, you may see a progress % on the top right hand corner indicating the video that is left to be sent. It is advised to wait for the stream to be completely uploaded prior to streaming again.
- In this version, the chat does not show up overlayed on the camera.
- For best performance, use BlackBerry OS 4.5 and above.
- Your BlackBerry should have a SD card and video capture should be set to the directory: SDCard/Blackberry/Videos.
- The video capturing mode should not be set to the MMS mode.

Source [Qik]

“It’s a real milestone for mobile technology that an advanced utility like Qik is now available on mass market cell phones,” said Ramu Sunkara, co-founder and CEO of Qik. “We have been astounded by the use of Qik by smartphone owners, and are excited to see what mass market cell phone users will stream live to the Web.”

Qik is initially launching in alpha on the following handsets: Nokia 5300, Nokia 6300, Nokia 6500 (classic and slide), Nokia 6555, Nokia 8800 Arte/Carbon Arte, Sony Ericsson G502, Sony Ericsson K660i, Sony Ericsson K850i, Sony Ericsson K858c, Sony Ericsson W890i, Sony Ericsson W908c, Sony Ericsson W910i, and Sony Ericsson Z750i.

Owners of the above devices can get Qik by registering at http://qik.com/. Support for these devices is expected to enter beta in the coming weeks, and support for additional Nokia and Sony Ericsson feature phones is expected soon after.

The following Windows Mobile devices are now able to use the Qik service:

• HTC Touch Dual
• HTC Touch Diamond
• HTC Touch Pro
• HTC TyTn-II
• AT&T Tilt
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
• HTC Mogul
• HTC Vogue
• Samsung Omnia

HTC Touch Pro will be supported soon in the next release.

Source [Qik Blog] via [phonemag]

The company has also announced the support of Motorola Q and Samsung BlackJack this week.