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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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Skype has updated their iOS app to version 3.0, bringing long-awaited two-way video calling and they’ve bested Apple’s own FaceTime by allowing such calls over 3G data connections, according to Mac|Life.
Electronista on their blog reports, The free update allows video calling between Skype users on desktop or laptop computers, as well as other iPhone and iPod Touch owners. They also point out that it’s noted on the app’s updated page, 3G video calling may incur data costs.
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This is a strange, weird and wacky video promoting Mac over PC from the folks at Parallels. Using a song from Eminem and referencing the movie Avatar it’s obvious that it’s meant be a clash between Steve Balmer and Steve Jobs.
It put a smile on our face here but others are finding it a bit strange. Love it, hate, not sure? Let us know…
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Bringing video editing to kids. KidsMotion from Aquafadas.
MacNN posted a short overview of Aquafadas latest software addition KidsMotion. They have actually dubbed it as “an iMovie for younger hands or novice parents”.
KidsMotion allows its user to create short video or slideshows. It also allows for a variety of ways to “share” the completed project. A short list of those include; email, Facebook and YouTube.
The KidsMotion software application costs right around $45. And is just in time for Christmas.
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If you are concerned about the amount of CPU (your processor) is used when you view Flash movies online you’re in luck. A simple Flash to HTML5 Extension for Safari can make it all better. Well, mostly…
When you visit a site that has one or more Flash movies on it this extension will try it’s best to play the movie in HTML5 Player. This is especially useful on YouTube where Flash is the norm and considered a big CPU and Memory hog.
The extension works but, it does change the video into a download instead of instant play. You can click the play button in the HTML5 Player and start the movie right away but if the playhead catches up with the amount of movie downloaded at that moment it will stop playing until more movie is downloaded.
Give it a try and see what you think – Click Here to get it.
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