YouTube's domination on the market of video-sharing is quite obvious, so numerous applications, such as HUDTube, have emerged to improve the interaction with the popular website. YouTube is easy to use and provides a multitude of features, so you can enjoy watching your favorite clips online. Still, it can be tw... |
24 December 2011
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OnLive, the company which aims to introduce the idea of streaming to the video games world, has announced that it will be introducing, starting with January 14, a new plan named the PlayPack, which will cost just 9.99 dollars for one month and will allow gamers to buy access to all high profile titles that come to th... |
6 December 2010
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Most people like to carry around and play their favorite music regardless of their location or the activity they're engaged into. The devices used for hosting the audio files are varied and include MP3 players, CD players, mobile phones etc. Many of them have playlist-related functions that ... |
20 March 2010
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VLC Media Player is one of the most popular applications that have been recently updated to the 1.0 version, and now a new flavor has been released to users. VLC Media Player 1.0.1 comes with a series of improvements and bug fixes, including translation updates, fixes for Qt and MacOS interface or codec updates for M... |
29 July 2009
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Perian aims to provide a single package for all your playback needs. It is a collection of QuickTime components incorporating several libraries, dubbed as “the Swiss-army knife for QuickTime”. The newly updated version fixes a number of bugs, improving your experience.Perian is a free, open source QuickTi... |
21 October 2008
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The Chinese tried everything in order to stand out at the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games. Whether it was fake fireworks or making a pretty girl lip-sync the performance of another one, who wasn't a classical beauty, these actions outraged the global blogging community. "What isn't adorable about a lit... |
13 August 2008
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Advanced Micro Devices claims that Intel and Nvidia cannot currently provide viable HD technologies for Blu-Ray movie playbacks. According to the company, the two chip manufacturers are not ready to deliver integrated graphics solutions able to hardware decode a high-definition stream. AMD also claims that Nvidia an... |
12 May 2008
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