AT&T announced the launch of AT&T Video Share, a service that allows users to share live video over their wireless devices while participating in a voice call.

Video Share enables one-way, live streaming video feeds, which can be seen by both users while they are participating in a two-way voice conversation. Once users have initiated a Video Share call, either party can be the one generating the video stream for the other to see.

Video Share is now available in three initial U.S. markets: Atlanta, Dallas and San Antonio. Service availability will then expand in late July throughout the company's 3G wireless network footprint, which covers more than 160 U.S. markets today. The service works exclusively over the AT&T 3G wireless network.

A Video Share-capable handset is required and two Video Share service packages will be available, with prices of $4.99 each month for 25 minutes of Video Share usage, or $9.99 each month for 60 minutes of usage. Users may also choose to pay as they go and pay 35 cents a minute each time they use the service.

AT&T research has shown strong customer interest in Video Share for a range of uses, including:

- Consumers can share moments with family and friends as the moments happen
- Contacts can be in one place while seeing and hearing what is happening in another
- Users can seek advice or quick decisions by sharing a video and audio of a given scenario
- Powered by New-Generation IMS Network Technology

Video Share is the first AT&T service to be delivered on the company's new-generation network platform, which is based on Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) technology. This new platform will be used to deliver a range of new Internet Protocol (IP)-based services and applications and will increasingly enable AT&T customers to seamlessly access services and content over both wireless and wireline network connections.

Services such as Video Share will be accessible over any of the three primary screens that customers use most frequently - the wireless device, the PC and the television. Today AT&T Labs researchers are perfecting service enhancements that eventually will enable wireless video feeds to be shared over IPTV or PC screens.

Customers can order Video Share when it is available in their area at AT&T retail stores and through select national retailers. To view an interactive demonstration or find out more information, users can go to www.att.com/videoshare .