Posts Tagged with ‘videos’

Buckets of Media with Ubuket

Leslie Poston,

Ubuket is the new darling of the music playlist creation set. Entering the ring with recent darlings MuxTape and Grooveshark, among others, Ubuket gives you a way to pull music from a variety of places online and on your computer and make playlists. You can even grab music from video sites like YouTube.
Ubuket is quite easy to use. Once you sign up you can grab tunes from a variety of places, including your computer, and turn them into playlists for [...]

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Yuwie, Social or Pyramid Network

Allan Herman,

Yuwie, a more sophisticated Yaari? According to Yuwie, they are an online social networking service that allows their members to set up personal profiles for the purpose of linking to friends and sharing information, videos, blogs, and pictures, which it does, as it states, with a twist. Yuwie actually pays you for enticing new members into the fold.
Inside Yuwie
The home page is brilliant in its layout and Yuwie also displays a seemingly continuous flow of new member images and names [...]

Microsoft Rolls Out Live Search Update

Paul Glazowski,

Starting today, Microsoft is “phasing in” a new version of Live Search, its online engine, in order for the company to better compete with two much more popular such venues on the Web, Yahoo! and Google. In a week, the new Live Search will replace the current version for all of Microsoft’s US-based users and will be accessible by all the world come the end of October.
What I can’t help but find most interesting about this announcement is Microsoft’s statement [...]

Apple’s .Mac Web Gallery: A Stellar Development

Paul Glazowski,

Apple held an event at its campus earlier this week for particular members of the press, at which it showcased its new ultra-glossy lineup of iMac desktop computers, as well as a few updates to its iLife and iWork software suites. Tied into stageman Steve Jobs’ announcement and demonstration of two specific iLife applications – iPhoto ’08 and iMovie ’08 – was a new development pertaining to the company’s .Mac Net-based supplement for OS X users.
The addition to .Mac, strangely [...]

Box.net Creates Remote Storage Site For iPhone Users

Paul Glazowski,

Are you one of the million or so iPhone owners out there? Are you consistently feeling a little short on storage? If so, Box.net has a snazzy solution that’ll work quite phenomenally through the device’s Safari Internet browser.
First, one very big particular that you might like to know about:
If you’ve ever used Box.net or know what the service is comprised of, you know that through traditional interaction with its website (via a PC or Mac loaded a full-fledged Web browser) [...]

Web 2.0-Friendly Engine Technorati Gets Revamp

Paul Glazowski,

Spring is the season of rebirth and revival, which many companies with homes on the Internet have taken to heart. One such website, which just a day or two ago reemerged onto the scene with a fresh coat of paint, is Technorati, a well kept index of blogs, videos, and music. And I must say, the new incarnation is far more attractive.
There’s nothing miraculous about Technorati. The site tracks what’s new and what’s popular in Web 2.0, and sorts it [...]

Pentagon Blocked Access to Entertainment Sites

Svetlana Gladkova,

It looks like Pentagon further restricts the way military personnel uses the world wide web. Military personnel and civilian employees will not be able to access YouTube, MySpace, Pandora, Photobucket, hi5, metacafe and several other “recreational Internet sites” (I like the term, by the way) when they are using the Department of Defense network. The full list of websites along with the explanation of the reasons for such a decision can be found in the official Pentagon memo. The cited [...]

Joost Beta - Glimpse The Future

Phil Butler,

o  We Squeezed In!
Two of my colleagues, Svetlana Gladkova, and Paul Glazowski, have delivered posts on what was termed “The Venice Project“. Svetlana gave me the opportunity to test drive Joost in order to overcome time differences to get our readers the news quickly. What happened next occurred between 6:00PM and 8:00PM Central.
We were invited to participate in the Beta testing of Joost, and I set out to visit the site and download the program. The program downloaded flawlessly, and startup was abundantly [...]

iPhone - Apple Changes All The Rules AGAIN

Robert Sanzalone,

Announcement: Steve Jobs has announced at the 2007 Macworld conference in San Francisco a new breakthrough device from Apple Inc. - the iPhone. This sleek new device is a Widescreen iPod, GSM Phone as well as an Internet device running the FULL OS X operating system and a 2 megapixal camera.
Rarely is there a technology announcement which truly catches the world attention. The closest thing in recent years was the announcement of the Apple iPod having video capabilities in October [...]

Get Paid $2000 To Upload a Video

Delta - Tech.co.nr,

We have all grown to believe after many people saying so before, that community and user generated content is the king, and evidently the start of the treacherous path forward. But what on earth were Break thinking, when they announced that they’d pay up to $2,000 for a short video clip? The site, formerly Big-Boys, is indeed offering to pay users incredible sums of money, just to upload simple shorts. No experience needed!
Having paid out over $300,000 dollars already, the site [...]