Vimeo launches Android, WP7 mobile apps; previews revamped iPhone, iPad apps | VentureBeat.
Vimeo’s site traffic from mobile has more than doubled in the last year.
Joe Schmitt, Vimeo’s head of mobile, told us that the percentage of mobile-based site traffic has doubled in the last year. He said Vimeo’s total traffic coming from mobile was at 7 percent in Jan. 2010 and that now sits at 15 percent.
No wonder they are releasing mobile apps for Android and WindowsPhone 7!
Minitube 1.7 Released PPA ~ Web Upd8: Ubuntu / Linux blog.
Being able to download Youtube videos is not exactly what was intended by the owners of Youtube. However, it seems as though they have turned a somewhat blind eye to the practice. This is why applications like minitube keep getting developed.
Minutube, a simple application which you can use to download and play YouTube videos without Flash, has reached version 1.7.
Among the most important changes in Minitube 1.7 are:
Clickable usernames in the playlist (so you can see more videos from a certain user/channel)
“Manually start playing” option
“Stop after this video” option
Window “Float on Top” option
Ability to skip to the previous video
The Samsung Galaxy S 2 is rumored to have a very decent HD video camera.
Here we have a video shot by Artem (androidpolice.com)
After getting the Samsung Epic 4G Touch (that’s Sprint’s Galaxy S II) on launch day, I had to quite conveniently leave on a planned trip to the wine country half-way between San Francisco and Los Angeles. During this trip, I took this sample video in 720p HD resolution to test the Epic 4G Touch’s camera performance I’ve heard so many great things about from everyone outside the U.S. Considering our review of the E4GT is lacking a video test, I thought this post would be the perfect follow-up.
What can I say?.. The SGS II’s camera blew me away – the photos were nice, but the video clarity and 30fps smoothness, even when quickly panning around which I tried to do in the beginning, absolutely knocked it out of the park. The quality is so good that I just had to share – perhaps it’ll aid your decision if you’re still on the fence about buying this beast.
Without further ado (switch to 720p and view in Chrome for best experience):
This is currently the top dog of Android phones in my eyes. I do plan on upgrading to this device as soon as I have the $$$.
You probably say “Hey…it’s only $200 on contract or upgrade…what are you waiting for?” Dunno…maybe the PRIME!
Impressive spec list:
WiMax-Yes
Built-In Memory-16GB
4G-Yes, Where Available
Phonebook Capacity-Limited Only By Available Memory
Hearing Aid Compatible-M4/T3
Network Compatibility-CDMA 800, 1900
Dimensions-5.1″ x 2.7″ x 0.4″
Weight-4.5 Ounces
WiFi-802.11 b/g/n/a
Expandable Memory Capacity-Up To 32 GB
Standard 3.5mm Stereo Headset Jack-Yes
Compatible Carrier-Sprint
4G/3G-Yes, Where Available
3G Data Speeds-Yes, Where Available
Data Download Speed-4G/ WiMax 1xEV-DO Rev. A
Touch Screen-4.52″ Super AMOLED Plus Touch Screen
Multiple Numbers Per Name-Yes
Processor Type-Samsung Exynos 1.2GHz Dual-core Processor
Processor Speed-Dual-core 1.2GHz
Platform / Operating System-Google’s Android OS 2.3 “Gingerbread”
Predictive Text Entry-Yes
Mobile Hotspot-3G/4G Mobile Hotspot Capability, Supporting Up To 8 WiFi-enabled Devices Simultaneously
Micro-USB Port-Yes
source: wirefly.com
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