Browse tag: handheld video

Browse tag: handheld video

Google adds captions to YouTube search
In a step to make YouTube videos more accessible to deaf people as well as to anyone else searching for videos online, Google has launched an automatic video captioning service.
Review: Memorex MCC225 MyVideo HD pocket camcorder
The MyVideo is purely a budget buy, but a solid one. Its looks and build quality may not be something you can fall in love with, but it shoots good enough video in bright light to make it a decent value for the $130 price.
Review: Family Guy for iPhone
The main video clips in this app for the Fox animated series are funny enough, but the incessant advertising in a paid app will drive you to distraction.
Report: Apple pitching TV subscription service to networks
According to reports, Apple is flogging a $30 per month television service to content providers—but will the networks bite?
ReelDirector beefs up iPhone 3GS's editing capabilities
ReelDirector, an app for the iPhone 3GS, improves the device's editing capabilities by allowing for transitions and text overlays.
Review: Flip MinoHD (120 minutes)
The first Flip camcorder released under the Cisco brand is a winner.
Missing VisualHub? Stomp your videos instead
With a strong array of features organized neatly in a single window, Stomp could emerge as the go-to video compression and conversion savior for general Mac users.
EyeTV update arrives in App Store
In addition to some bug fixes and general stability improvements, EyeTV 1.0.1 also removes some stray code that would have let users stream TV over the 3G network. That code caused the app to disappear briefly from the App Store over the weekend.
EyeTV app pulled from App Store for ability to stream over 3G
EyeTV featured some test code that enabled users to stream live TV over the cellular network -- a no-no as far as Apple and AT&T are concerned. So the TV streaming app has been removed from the App Store.
U.S. TV body approves mobile standard
ATSC, which oversees TV standards for the U.S., has approved a standard for mobile digital broadcasts.
Akamai's new network aims for iPhone HDTV
Akamai is extending its content delivery network to the Apple iPhone as it introduces the Akamai HD Network, a system for streaming high-definition video.
EyeTV for iPhone joins the ranks of TV streaming apps
The newly released EyeTV for iPhone works with the desktop version of the TV software to let you watch live video on your mobile device.
iLuv announces that i1166 will ship in October
Originally scheduled for a March 2009 launch, iLuv has announced that the i1166 will finally be available next month.
The Macalope Weekly: Money, money, money
The Zune HD may be many things, but it's not an iPod touch-killer. Nor is there apparently a way to kill the record industry's aspirations, even with a stake through the heart. And aren't accounting rules a killer?
Apple adds video camera to iPod nano
As predicted, Apple rolled out a revised version of the iPod nano featuring a built-in video camera, microphone, and speaker, along with a few more new features.
Watch every baseball game with MLB's iPhone app
The latest version of MLB At Bat takes advantage of two iPhone 3.0 capabilities, allowing you to pay to watch live video of games from within the app and set push notifications to alert you when games have started and finished.
Kodak runs out of ideas, turns to you
Kodak has launched a contest to help name its next pocket-sized camcorder, the successor to the Zi6 and Zi8 models.
iTunes 9: A wish list
It seems like a safe bet we'll see iTunes 9 unveiled some time in September. Scott McNulty weighs in on some rumored additions, and a few features he'd like to see.
Microsoft begins offering Zune HD pre-orders
Beginning today, Microsoft is offering pre-orders for its forthcoming Zune HD portable media player.
Capture the action with a helmet cam
Give your videos a unique point of view with these mountable cameras
iTunes 8.2.1 revokes Palm Pre's syncing privileges
Apple's iTunes 8.2.1 update appears to block the Palm Pre from syncing with the media software.
Report: Apple seeding iPhone 3.1 beta
Apple has reputedly started distributing the beta version of iPhone 3.1 to developers, along with the updated version of the Software Development Kit.
Review: iVideo Cocktails
If you have any doubts about how to make a drink or you just want to see how professional barmen ply their trade, the video lessons in iVideo Cocktails will not disappoint.
YouTube sees mobile uploads rise after iPhone 3GS launch
In the less than a week since the iPhone 3GS's release, YouTube has seen mobile video uploads rise 400 percent a day.
MLB At Bat app embraces iPhone 3.0, adds live video
Major League Baseball's iPhone app has used the new features of iPhone OS 3.0 to support live video of two games per day.
WWDC Preview: What we know, what we expect with iPhone 3.0
As WWDC nears, rumor and speculation about the forthcoming iPhone 3.0 software are coming fast and, dare we say, furious. Dan Moren takes a look at what we know, what we don't know, and what we'd really like to know about the new update.
AT&T defends SlingPlayer's Wi-Fi limit
Sling Media's recently released SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone application will not work over AT&T's cellular network, in order to prevent potential network congestion.
Hands on with Sony's new X-series Walkman
Martyn Williams of IDG News Service gets a chance to play with the very iPod-like X-series Walkman from Sony.
Rumors suggest slew of new iPhone features
Have all those iPhone rumors left you scratching your head in confusion? You’ve come to the right place.
Review: ABC News for iPhone
ABC News replicates some -- though not all -- of the content on the network's Web site. But it's missing some of the features that make the Web site worthwhile.