YouTube release YouTube Capture
YouTube have released their new product YouTube Capture.
This app allows iPhone and iPod Touch users to share video easily and then “upload videos to YouTube, Google+, Facebook and Twitter simultaneously, or share privately with friends and family”.
There is also a nice auto enhance feature that offers “automatic colour correction, stabilisation, trimming and music tracks”.
We think this app will be successful in encouraging users to add content to their YouTube channel. We are yet to test the app and see how good it’s editing features are, but we expect them not to disappoint.
Check out the YouTube Capture video below to give you a little insite into the app in action:
Lady Gaga’s Google Chrome Advert
Lady Gaga appears in Google Chrome’s advert. I think it is a great way of showing how Lady Gaga communicates with her fans. She embraces the technology fully and so this is very fitting. Check it out here:
Google wish John Lennon a Happy Birthday
Google wishes John Lennon a happy birthday today with their doodle:
When you hover over the large play button you get “Happy 70th Birthday, John Lennon! Cick to play.”
Once you do you get this video:
Ending with a scribbled image of John within the Google logo:
You’ll also note that YouTube has also updated it’s logo in celebration today:
Ongoing Issues wishes you a Happy Birthday John.
Get 50 Free YouTube Business Cards from MOO
MOO have partnered with YouTube to offer its members 50 free business cards. MOO are a fantastic company and I have toyed with the idea of using them for some personal business cards for a lot of the projects I have on right now. Check out the offer here:
http://uk.moo.com/en/partner/youtube-cc
and check out MOO’s fab site here (UK link):
Can any of you really think of a good idea for having these if you are not a business. Let’s face it, non business people are going to apply for these!
Digg V4 Video
For those of you who use Digg and are really excited about the new version, or those of you who are just plain interested to know what is going on, check out the following video:
Here you will see Kevin Rose, founder of digg.com talk you through all the new features that they have to offer.