Tag: YouTube
YouTube is the mystery extra iPhone application
So much for wishful thinking. After all the rumours that the mysterious ‘twelfth icon’ on iPhone’s homescreen was GPS, it turns out that it’s actually YouTube. Yes, Apple has announced that it’s designed a native iPhone application to stream YouTube videos to the handset via Wi-Fi or the mobile network.
We are the world's #1 YouTube desk potatoes
Like we needed telling.
Digital bean-counter ComScore has done “the math” and ranked the UK as the world’s biggest viewer of online video.
A staggering 80 percent of UK web users over the age of 15 watched streaming videos of some sort in the UK during April…
YouTube is in ur country, steelin' ur languages (aka, they've launched nine international sites)
Together with Google, YouTube really are taking over the world, and just this week they’ve succeeded in Brazil, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK.
According to Chad Hurley, YouTube’s co-founder, more than half of all viewers of YouTube are outside the US, so it makes sense for each site to be translated into the country’s local language and also feature country-specific video rankings and comments, perfect for the xenophobes!…
YouTube unveils new video mash-up tool
YouTube has always been idiot-proof to use: you just upload your video, assign it some tags, and watch tens millions of hits flood in. But the lack of any more whizzy editing options has always been a source of frustration to keener users, especially as rival video-sharing sites unveiled their own video remixing tools.
2007 Tech Trends No. 1: Telly 2.0
First in a series of posts highlighting Tech Digest’s pick of big technology trends for the second half of 2007…
Let’s get one thing clear first. Online TV ISN’T about watching TV on your PC. Well, it is at the moment, because most of the people doing it are geeks like you and me. But in the long term, online TV is about delivering TV through your broadband connection to a proper TV in your living room, bedroom or wherever.
YouTube launches its own mobile site
Vodafone customers have been able to watch YouTube videos on their phones for a while now, thanks to a deal signed between the two companies a few months back. However, YouTube has now launched its standalone mobile site, which you can access no matter what network you’re on.
NGTV: Kiss frontman Gene Simmons' own YouTube/Joost rival
Everyone wants a piece of the web video action right now, thanks to the growth of YouTube, and the emergence of innovative online TV startups like Joost and Babelgum.
