Freeverse announced they have set up a live-camera feed from the MacWorld Expo show floor, that will be displaying constantly updated images of their booth for the entire week of the show. If you can't make it to San Francisco or the Macworld Expo, come check out the view from the Freeverse booth and share in the experience! It'll be like you're right there with them...only in a depressing, "I wish I were really there" kind of way.

If you are going to attend MacWorld, make sure to stop by and wave to the camera to mock those of us who couldn't attend.

To check out Freeverse's live feed from MacWorld, click here.

The feed is powered by Freeverse's versatile webcam software, Periscope. Periscope is the next generation of web cam software that lets you use your iSight to capture activity in front of your Mac’s camera and then save or share that image simply and automatically. Within seconds, you can configure Periscope to send real-time images to your e-mail, .Mac web page, or FTP site. You can monitor a room while away from home, and snap a picture if it detects motion or sound. It can even upload to Flickr.

Periscope is available for $39.95 from Freeverse's online store and most Mac retailers. A full demo is available from Freeverse's website.

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