If you’re a fan of Monty Python (who isn’t, right) then you’ve got to be loving the new Monty Python channel on Youtube. What’s that? You haven’t heard about it? Well, we might just have to come over there and take your liver (even if you are using it), perhaps sell you an ex-Parrot, say Ni or even argue with you a little.
“No we won’t”
“Yes we will”
“No we won’t”
“Yes we will”
“Wait a minute, this isn’t an argument, it’s just contradiction”
“No, it’s not”
Tune in to the podcast and check out the video and then go to town watching all your favourite Python videos.
If Ken’s podcast list last week whetted your appetite for high quality tech podcasts, you may find these just as pleasing. Not all of these are tech podcasts, but I think you’ll agree that geeks come in all types and sizes. So should their podcasts.
Obviously there are a million tech podcasts out there, but here a just a few that didn’t make it up onto the site in last week’s article.
They also happen to be a few of my personal favorites.
There have no doubt been plenty of services out there whereby you can download video to your mobile telephone. Some of them are good, most are bad. But a new program from VeVeo called vTap is right up there. And best of all, its FREE.
Videos are everywhere these days. They flood your inbox, they find their way into social media sites. They even allow you to watch them at the most convenient time for you. But none of them on the mobile front, can mess with vTap.
Web 2.0 is a phenomenon and YouTube is the perfect symbol of Web 2.0 applications. It has become wildly popular - one of the most popular, most-visited sites on the internet. No matter how often you visit it, you always come back. Below, we present to you the best applications for dealing with Youtube.
iDesktop.tv - iDesktop.tv is basically a Youtube but with a way more interactive interface plus an option to download and save any video to your PC. It also allows user to choose and download video in desired format, including AVI (Windows), 3GP (Mobile), MP4 (iPod), and MOV (Quicktime).
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