Posts Tagged ‘upload’

YouTube has been gradually increasing their upload time limit, first to ten minutes and then to fifteen. Yesterday they announced that they have just raised their limit to allow selected users (including me, yay!) to upload videos that are even longer than fifteen minutes. If you ask me, this is big news for the world [...]

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This week YouTube’s got some big news! YouTubers are now uploading over 35 hours of video per minute, up from 24 hours a minute in March.

Flickr has become an icon of Web 2.0 particularly when it comes to photo sharing and uploading. Since it was acquired by Yahoo not so long ago, nothing much has happened with the site in terms of new features, site improvement and other things. On the user perspective site, Flickr as a photo sharing and uploading site is pretty much that it. Users upload their photos, create photo albums and then share it with their friends and family. That’s pretty much it. No interaction, not too much buzz and hype. Until now. Read more

As a casual sports fan, I often find myself distracted from the game, paying attention to the fans in the background instead. Fans put the ‘fan’ in fanatic, and this is abundantly clear when you watch. From the face-painted dude to the cheerleading chick, stadiums hold no shorteage of passion.

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First you had digital pictures. Then you had services to print your picture for under 10 cents a pop. The next natural step in the progression is here… custom frames.

RealMemories.com wants to help put your digital photos into frames that are personalized and made-by-hand – just for you. Read more

Tired of uploading your videos to YouTube? Can’t wait any longer for YouTube to give you partnership rights to earn from your own videos? New web application/site StartYourTube will provide you that service by letting you create your own StartYourTube site, or what they call Tubes. We’re not talking here of a YouTube account, but the whole YouTube site. Read more