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YouTube rolls out auto-transcript, LOLs ensue

Filed under: Fun, Video, Google

There are already plenty of third-party apps that allow you to leverage the power of Google Translate for hilarity’s sake. Translation Party, Google Translate Boomerang. They’re always good for a “Mr. Sparkle”-esque chuckle.

But now — thanks to Google rolling out automatic transcripts on YouTube — you get your insipid translation giggles [...]

Netflix asks whether you’d like streaming movies on iPhone and iPad

Filed under: Video, Web services, iPhone

Netflix’s customer surveys have included some very interesting questions lately, suggesting that the company is looking to expand its streaming video service into the mobile arena. Specifically, Netflix wants to know whether its customers want streaming video for iPhone and (presumably) iPad. Is water wet? Of course they do!

It might [...]

Classic strategy game M.U.L.E. comes back to life as Planet M.U.L.E.

Filed under: Fun, Games, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Freeware, Beta

One of my favorite video games from my childhood was a strategy game for my Commodore 64 called M.U.L.E. In fact, when I wrote about an online C64 emulator two years ago, I ended with the question “Does anybody remember M.U.L.E.?” Evidently, they do, and they loved [...]

The future of maps and augmented reality

Filed under: Fun, Internet, web 2.0

Augmented reality is one of those nebulous buzz phrases. Depending on who you ask or where you are, it can mean almost anything — but one thing’s for sure, no one’s really sure what it means. The general idea is that there’s ‘more than meets the eye.’ Your boring, fleshy [...]

How Can We Make Money Through Video Sharing On Internet.how To Make Money On Youtube And Other Sites?

I have shot some good visuals of historical monuments in India,Is there any way to make money through video sharing on internet.

Wal-Mart buys streaming movie provider Vudu, cuts adult content

Filed under: Business, Video, Web services

Against declining DVD sales, retail mega-ultra-giant Wal-Mart is jumping into the digital movie distribution pool by acquiring Vudu. Few details about the acquisition have emerged so far, but our sister site, Engadget, is reporting that Vudu will continue its development operations, including work on Vudu Apps. Not a bad move [...]

Air Video: stream your video collection to your iPhone, even over 3G

Filed under: Utilities, Video, Windows, Macintosh, iPhone

If you’ve ever wanted to watch your video library on your iPhone or iPod Touch, but you can’t be bothered to convert files or transfer them to your device, your lazy butt is in luck. A new app called Air Video lets you stream video from your computer to [...]

YouTube Video Speed History — check your video streaming speed!

Filed under: Fun, Internet

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you YouTube ‘My Speed’. Don’t all click it at once.

OK, by now now you’ve all clicked it. The silence is deafening. This is definitely one of those ‘ooh, cool… but… er… so?’ things. Well I say that, but I know there’s a whole bunch of computer enthusiasts [...]

How Can I Make Money With My Video Camera?

I’m traveling this summer and I can edit videos pretty good, and I love artistic shots. I have a lot of Sundance winning ideas. What and how to make money.

YouTube launches Safety Mode to filter out "objectionable" content

YouTube has a video on just about anything you’d want to watch — and some things you don’t. While the company claims that this diversity makes them who they are today, other users are looking for a safer and more “clean” experience. To this end, YouTube has announced a new opt-in feature known as Safety [...]