Google unveiled a whole new redesigned YouTube interface last week.
Google has been redesigning their products in the last few days, starting with Google+, then Google Search, Gmail, Google Maps and now YouTube.
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According to Steve Jobs, the iPhone 4 antenna problem is not a unique problem and all smartphones suffer from it. Apple showed ‘death grip’ demonstration videos of RIM, Samsung and HTC smartphones in the iPhone 4 press conference and also uploaded these videos to their website and on their YouTube channel. Apart from showing video of these smartphones, Jobs also mentioned that Nokia , Motorola and other companies have the same problem in their smartphones. After some days, Apple posted a death grip video of Nokia smartphone N97 and Motorola’s latest smartphone Droid X. Apple has probably proved their point now and that’s why they have removed these antenna performance videos of other smartphones from their website.
A lot of lucky people have started getting their hands on iPhone 4. That’s right, Apple has delivered iPhone 4 to customers a little earlier. The Internet is going crazy with websites publishing unboxing images and videos sent in by various happy customers.
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Another week, another iPhone 4G leak. As if the previous iPhone-Gizmodo fiasco, Vietnam iPhone 4G leak and the French iPhone leak weren’t enough, here’s an0ther new leak via Vietnam as reported by CrunchGear via Nowhereelse.
If there’s a way to kill wires on devices then we might have found a great way to kill time to sync them to their software, same is the case with the iPhone. Imagine if you could wirelessly sync your iPhone to iTunes – WiFi-Sync is an app (yet to be released) which let’s you do that.
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Clearly we see a development here, CBS and ABC are going to stream their videos in a format that is native to the iPad, HTML5! This means Flash is really taking a beating now on the iPad, no signs of it on the horizon ,still.
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Most jailbroken iPhone and iPod Touch users have an app for downloading Youtube videos. The problem with these apps is that the downloaded videos don’t appear in the camera roll automatically. Video Mover, a jailbreak app, fixes this issue. It automatically moves all videos recorded with Cycorder (iPhone only), Video Recorder 3G (iPhone only) and those downloaded from Youtube to the Camera Roll.
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Flickr really knows how to do images well. Whether on the desktop or a mobile browser, and now this stands true for an iPhone app as well because Flickr has really nailed it with its official app. Not only does it let you search and browse for images, you can upload photos and videos ( from iPhone 3G S ) along with geo-tagging. You can also stay up to date with your Flick contacts. All this in a wonderful app. And did I mention it’s free?
Permalink: Flickr launches an official app for iPhone and it’s awesome
Rejoice Zune HD users! Apps will be coming to the Tegra based powerful device. A video has been uploaded by a person trying out the Zune HD and finding out the Apps category in the Marketplace which is further confirmed by the other person demoing it. That person doesn’t reply when asked about an SDK though. Plus we have no idea on where they would be installed. My guess is an App link in the main menu when one is installed or after a software update because strangely, Microsoft is still not advertising Apps as a feature.
Permalink: You know those rumored Zune Apps and Games? They have been confirmed!
Microsoft has unveiled the next move for Halo, and it’s anime short films. Microsoft will be collaborating with some of the most acclaimed anime writers in the world to work on Halo Legends to bring the Halo world to the anime form.
Permalink: “Halo Legends” – New anime short films coming soon!
