If you haven’t heard of VideoSurf before now, you’ll be forgiven. The company has existed for a few years as a web service, but it wasn’t until CES 2011 when it made waves in the mobile arena by demoing its video recognition software for Android. Now it’s ready for prime time in the Android Market , where the free application promises to deliver a Shazam-like experience for movie and television viewers. If you’re not wholly familiar with the process, VideoSurf attempts to identify what you’re watching and who’s on screen after capturing only a few seconds of video. From there, you can follow the rabbit hole and learn more about the actors, find other roles they’ve played, and receive recommendations based on your interests — seems to be what everyone is doing these days. Although there’s nothing for iOS yet, if you watch the video (after the break), you’ll see the company is rather confident about what’s on deck. Continue reading VideoSurf brings its recognition virtues to Android, expects iOS to follow shortly (video) VideoSurf brings its recognition virtues to Android, expects iOS to follow shortly (video) originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Sun, 05 Jun 2011 16:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink