April 2, 2011
Browse the entire Internet from your couch. Kylo is a browser built for living room surfing, with buttons easily seen from a distance and zooming functionality always at hand. Media centers like Boxee, XBMC and the Hulu Desktop all have their uses, but none of them give you access to the entire Internet. If you have working plugins for everything you’ve ever wanted, that’s great. But sometimes access to the entire web is useful, and Kylo can provide that.
March 31, 2011
With all of the things that I do in my browser, the last thing I need is to open yet another tab in an already busy and cluttered browser session. When it comes to YouTube, I personally use the popular video service for four or five different purposes, including embedding interesting video content into my blog, researching information and sometimes just to sit back and watch random and entertaining videos.
February 19, 2011
We do love YouTube and the awesome user-generated resource of cool timely videos it has grown into over time. We love its variety and flexibility: we have seen already how to search YouTube like a PRO, how to control the player using keyboard shortcuts and how to use YouTube Editor. There is really something for [...]
February 18, 2011
Every once in a while, you come across a video that you think is so great that adding it to your favorites just isn’t good enough, so you seek to download it. This is relatively easy if you’re on YouTube. There are dozens of apps out there capable of getting the job done (YouTube Downloader [...]
January 28, 2011
Google is one of the giants of the tech world. Even the largest and most experienced technology companies can make mistakes however, or try to jump onto a ship after it has already set sail. Google’s forays into social networking are the most recent example, but several years ago Google struggled with another emerging business [...]
January 16, 2011
Last week we asked where you go to find what’s hot online today. And guess what? Most of you head straight for your RSS reader, where you’ve got all your favourite feeds ready and waiting for you. We collected 298 votes which were broken up like this: 29% head to their RSS reader; 11% go [...]
January 11, 2011
Hardly any movie today does without visual or special effects. In fact, most movies are so far removed from reality, that almost the only thing that remains real and not tampered with are the actors – and you cannot even be sure about that. You should note that special and visual effects are not the [...]
January 9, 2011
The Gorillaz recently released their latest album, The Fall, accompanied by the announcement that the album was produced almost entirely using an iPad. While The Gorillaz did let a few traditional instruments in on the album, there have been a whole slew of artists, professional and amateur that have been showing just how far you [...]
January 7, 2011
How many great videos did you watch this year? I’d say a lot, especially since YouTube recently announced that over 700 billion videos were viewed during the last 12 months. We’ve written articles on the best stand-up comedy videos and coolest science experiments, as well as sites like Devour, which showcase the best videos for [...]
January 5, 2011
Type any word, then sit back and watch a series of videos from YouTube. Then, if you want, download the videos you particularly like. It’s called MiniTube, and it’s a brand new YouTube experience. This lightweight Mac and Linux program is the perfect way to relax after a long day, because it feeds the best [...]
