The latest update release from Google Android (1.5 a.k.a. Cupcake) included, among many other things, video recording capabilities. Google Android video apps are still emerging in the Android Market but there’s a handful of free ones that are very well developed. I’ve sifted through all the free Google Android video player apps and hundreds of Android photo apps, as well as Android audio applications to come up with a list of some of my favorite Google Android multimedia applications. Read more »

WordPress recently launched a new site called WordPress.TV and, by the looks of it, it appears to provide how-to and instructional video tutorials for using WordPress. It is also expected to serve as a video repository for all things WordPress related such as interviews, presentations, and WordCamp footage. According to the WordPress.TV blog:

“Our goal with WordPress.tv is simple:
To make it easy for you to find up-to-date, WordPress-themed video content within a couple of clicks”… Read more »

These search engines were built to eliminate the clutter that results from Google’s main search engine. Instead of searching the entire web, these search engines only search sites with relevant content for a given topic. Please suggest any sites that should be added to a given search engine and let us know of any [...] Read more »

Just discovered a new niche video site called GodTube. You guessed it, a YouTube wannabe with very specific target users and audience in mind: Christians. According to the site, “GodTube.com is a video-driven social network designed for both Christians and non-Christians to share the message and love of Christ. We are a family-friendly site where people of all ages, races, backgrounds, and nationalities can share and belong”. The potential here is very huge given the number of Christians in the US and abroad. Just like YouTube, you can upload and share videos, create a channel, join or create a group, etc. They have also tapped into churches by helping them spread their messages to Read more »

StumbleUpon is a free social bookmarking site that enables you to share and discover web content. When signing up for a new account, the user indicates his/her interests from a keyword list. These likes are then used to identify and suggest web content (i.e. websites, videos, games, pictures, etc.) to you.

During registration, a simple toolbar is installed on your IE or Firefox browser. This toolbar allows you to browse the Read more »