PokerMemento Releases Android Features, Video Sharing

The developers behind PokerMemento, a statistical database application for online poker play that has the added value of being able to share hand histories via YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, have added a new feature for Android users.

You can now share via QR codes, which is featured in the latest version of PokerMemento. This means that psw_game_tag.png becomes a scannable "PokerMemento" game. When it gets scanned in the free Android application, it shows up immediately as a psw_android_game.png image.

This Android-driven feature is another reason to download the free PokerMemento application that comes fully featured with a quick 15-second e-mail signup process. Plus, PokerMemento is the newest member of the PokerSoftware Recommended Program.

PokerMemento is also able to generate HTML links that can be easily opened when they are clicked on from a browser. For example, a user can simply have an HTML link to the hand of their choice, and then allow friends and colleagues to click on the link and view the action via their own version of PokerMemento.

Perhaps the best feature of PokerMemento is that users can upload key hand histories to their own YouTube channel and then subsequently tag the video for their Facebook friends and Twitter followers. Did you just take down your first tournament? Or maybe you won a significant pot at the virtual cash game tables?

Either way, all you have to do is tell the PokerMemento software to create a video file of the action and post it to your YouTube channel to begin sharing the key moment with your poker buddies.

Those who would like to only show poker hand history videos to their selected friends can select the "Private" option via their personal YouTube channel to ensure only individuals you choose can view the content.

You can also export multiple hands or situations for your peers to review thanks to the user-friendly slider that allows PokerMemento members to move back and forth between hands of a particular tournament or cash game. You can also use the video replayer to view your selected hand history locally if you wish, and toggle through a tournament to select the most important hands.

PokerMemento isn't only for serious online poker players. The hand replayer can be enjoyed by non-poker players who want to keep up with the latest card-dealing action of their friends or well-known pros that they are fans of. PokerMemento. It also features a well-designed database structure that allows its users to customize searches and view results based on date, buy-in level, game type, and much more.

There are also quite a few "semi-hidden" features of the software that will become apparent to poker players who use it frequently. If you're a player who likes to keep up with online poker progress without having to pay a premium service fee that some programs charge, then PokerMemento is right up your alley.

Use the program to import hand histories from one, two, or as many sites as you use and then crunch the statistics to view overall results that can be easily charted or graphed. The database calculation potential is powerful in itself and, when combined with the new features of being able to scan a hand history on the Android and share poker hands with buddies via YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, PokerMemento becomes a very attractive addition to any online poker software portfolio. To find out more and to download the program, visit PokerMemento.com.