September 30, 2008 16:32 pm by Jal
This may not come as a blow to most of the people as this was bound to happen sooner or later. YouTube, the giant itself, has increased the upper limit of the video being uploaded by the users. Now one can upload a video as big as 1 GB. However, according to me, this wont change the scenario completely. People may refrain from the hour-long process of uploading a video that is a gig in size. On the other hand, YouTube has increased the risk of copyrighted shows being uploaded on it. A pirate user may just upload a show without going through the hassle of cutting it down in parts. However. looking at the brighter side, videos of conferences, hour-long speeches, videos of lengthy tutorials can be uploaded easily and at one stretch.
September 4, 2008 7:38 am by Jal
Google’s known for its ever expanding business and is surely ruling the roost. Now, the giant company has jumped into the browser business. Google just launched its browser, though in a Beta stage, on 2 Sep 2008 in 43 languages, calling it Chrome.
Google Chrome running on Windows Vista
However, currently it supports only Windows XP and Windows Vista. Mac OS and Linux versions may be available soon. Primary goals were to increase security and stability in comparison with other browsers. More details over
here.
Download Google’s Chrome.
August 21, 2008 17:55 pm by Jal
With all the hype and excitement all over, the much awaited, much drooled over iPhone finally lands up in Indian market. With no two thoughts, the hype is justified. This new phone from Apple, is a revolution in mobile experience. It has been flashing all over the news channels since two days, with all the reporters boasting over its super cool features. And I am going to do the same thing here. Let me tell you, although I am not an Apple freak and Windows being my first love, I am really really getting drooled over this beauty. Although I won’t go into much deeper specs here, I would like to point out some eye catching featutes of the iPhone.
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This may not come as a blow to most of the people as this was bound to happen sooner or later. YouTube, the giant itself, has increased the upper limit of the video being uploaded by the users. Now one can upload a video as big as 1 GB. However, according to me, this wont change the scenario completely. People may refrain from the hour-long process of uploading a video that is a gig in size. On the other hand, YouTube has increased the risk of copyrighted shows being uploaded on it. A pirate user may just upload a show without going through the hassle of cutting it down in parts. However. looking at the brighter side, videos of conferences, hour-long speeches, videos of lengthy tutorials can be uploaded easily and at one stretch.
