The News Goes 3D on YouTube
Last week, we took a look at YouTube's testing of 3D videos after a thread was spotted in the YouTube Help Center…
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Last week, we took a look at YouTube's testing of 3D videos after a thread was spotted in the YouTube Help Center…
UPDATE: Michael Vick has been conditionally reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Vick will be able to participate in preseason practices, meetings and workouts. A full reinstatement will be looked at for Week 6 of the regular season.
Gannett has announced it will launch an e- edition of its USA Today newspaper. The e-edition will launch Monday August 3 and will be a replica of the print version of USA Today but will feature additional interactive content. The e-edition will also include a Saturday-Sunday version called USA Today Extra, the first ever-regular weekend product from USA Today.
You've probably heard that there is a Facebook movie in the works, but now it appears that there is a one on the way for Twitter as well. However, where the Facebook film will be a mainstream hollywood-type movie with actors, the Twitter movie will be a documentary, and will be available for free to watch online under a creative commons license.
Twitter may not have as many friends in high places as its fans imagined. Robert Gibbs recently let slip that Twitter is blocked on White House computers. This news seems a bit odd, considering that the BarackObama Twitter account was used so much prior to the election, and that it still gets the occasional update. There's an official whitehouse account that sees a fair amount…
According to multiple reports, Google is now offering developers a crack at some Android 2.0 features at the Android code repository. Android 2.0, which was codenamed "Donut," was discussed at the Google I/O developer conference earlier this year. To listen to what Google had to say, watch the following clip (the Android part starts a couple minutes in).