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Amazon will be offering unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows for Prime members at no extra charge.
You can see some details about the news over a Mac|Life. As their post points out this “move is clearly a shot across the bow at Netflix and Hulu Plus, who recently rolled out $7.99 per month streaming packages for their customers.”
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Camtasia for Mac comes to the Mac App Store with version 1.2.
MacNews has a short post announcing TechSmith's arrival. For those who don't know, Camtasia is a screen recording and video editing software that allows users to make screencasts.
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So you want that DVD on your iPhone or iPod Touch? How about on your AppleTV? Need to know how to do it?
Well, the "how-to" team over at Cult of Mac shows us how. Using Handbrake, and open source application, you can go through the process of converting video for your various, compatible, iDevices. Did I mention that Handbrake is free?
Check out the step by step video they've posted at their blog.
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The new movie trailers feature in iMovie ’11 is amazing. And with the know how you can learn to master a creation of your own.
Macworld has put together a 5 step tutorial on the subject and takes you through the process so we can have short films that we can be proud of. So go ahead and let that creative side flow.
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It appears that the first Verizon commercial for the iPhone 4 is hitting YouTube.
Our friends over at Mac|Life have the video embedded on their blog. It’s only a 30 second clip and it doesn’t show the iPhone 4. At the end of the video it has this narration, “To our millions of customers, who never stopped believing this day would come.”
The post further goes on to talk about the sighting of new bumpers due to the slightly different button configuration of Verizon’s version of the iPhone.
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John Gruber of Daring Fireball weighs in on Google’s decision to drop support of H.264 video playback from their Chrome web browser. He interviewed Stefan Richter and asked him 5 questions.
To see the answer to those questions read John’s post.
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On Tuesday Google announced that they are dropping support for H.264 video in favor of their own WebM. The announcement sent shockwaves across the tech world.
Google says that they are dropping the support for their Chrome browser to “enable open innovation” quite a contradiction since they will still continue to support the extremely closed Adobe Flash.
You can catch the news of this announcement over at Mac|Life.
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Cisco has unveiled a suite of video products designed to combine digital TV, online content,social media and other communications applications into an all-inclusive home and mobile video session.
Macworld has posted the news that was released at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. They further report “It is expected to compete with Internet TV platforms from Google, Microsoft and Apple, among others.”
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