The HTC RE Camera update now features a YouTube live streaming support.

The Gadgets NDTV reported that the Taiwanese firm disclosed the latest HTC RE Camera update on the Consumer Electronics Show or CES 2015 in Las Vegas and the users will receive the live stream support through an update to the RE app for Android.

Also, the HTC RE Camera update that features YouTube live streaming support will be available as well with the RE app for iOS users in Q1 2015.

"Now consumers can easily share the moment by connecting a RE camera to their YouTube channel and sending a live broadcast link to viewers around the world," the statement released by the company.

Furthermore, to enjoy the latest HTC RE Camera update, you need to use your RE app and you will need to sign in to your YouTube account then activate the live streaming. "Once verified, broadcasting from your RE is a snap. Any live footage you wish to share is transmitted directly from RE to your smartphone, which then sends your broadcast to your YouTube channel."

Moreover, the users can also invite their friends or other people to view the event by sending them the "broadcast link to tune in via SMS or social network."

According to the statement of the HTC, the update software for the RE application will be available starting January 9 in Google Play store and Apple App Store in Q1 2015.

The HTC RE Camera has a 16MP sensor that can record 146-degree ultra-wide angle lens and it can record 1080p video at 30fps.