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iPad Simulator Settings Reveal HTML5 YouTube, File Sharing, Lock Screen Media Controls

By Rene Ritchie, Saturday, Feb 20, 2010 a 3:48 pm

9to5mac continues to dive into the iPhone 3.2 Beta 2 SDK and its iPad simulator, this time showing off HTML5 YouTube, file sharing, lock screen media controls, and more.

Apple Adds Official YouTube Channel with iPad Video, is Twitter Next?

By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Feb 1, 2010 a 3:29 pm

9to5mac is reporting that not only did Apple go an add a new, official YouTube channel -- currently stocked with iPad video and Keynote -- but http://twitter.com/apple has suddenly been vacated...

Could @apple finally be "getting" social networking? Will we one day be able to "friend" Steve Jobs? Do we want to?

Official Apple YouTube iPad video after the break!

Google Makes it onto iPad, Everything "Stable" for iPhone too?

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 28, 2010 a 8:03 am

When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad, he showed off the Apple designed but Google fed Maps application, and the Google-ownd YouTube app. He even named Google during the Maps demo. Much has been made about a falling out between Google and Apple, how Steve Jobs dislikes Eric Schmidt, and how the iPhone would turn to Microsoft's Bing for default search and maps going forward.

YouTube Beta Testing HTML5 Instead of Flash for Video

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 21, 2010 a 11:19 am

Last night, Daring Fireball linked to YouTube's new opt-in beta that allows you to get HTML5 video instead of the traditional Flash-wrapped kind.

Quick WebApp: YouTube Optimizes for iPhone

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Aug 13, 2009 a 12:30 pm

Looks like YouTube is following parent-company Google's increasingly awesome mobile optimization initiative, announcing an iPhone-friendly version of the dominant media site. According to their official blog:

Mobile YouTube Uploads Increasing 400% PER DAY Since iPhone 3GS Launch

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jun 25, 2009 a 9:00 pm

Dan Moren at Macworld quotes the figures:

In a post on the YouTube blog product manager Dwipal Desai and community manager Mia Quagliarello say that the number of videos uploaded to the sharing site from mobile phones has jumped 400 percent a day since the iPhone 3GS’s release last Friday.

iPhone 3G S-Shot Videos Hitting YouTube?

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Jun 17, 2009 a 9:59 am

iFun.de (via MacRumors) has posted up the above video of what's purported to be some of the first iPhone 3G S direct-to-YouTube uploads. How does it look to you?

iPhone 3G S -- Apple Delivers Mobile Video to the Masses

By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Jun 8, 2009 a 5:18 pm

Lots of smartphones have lots of features, and as Steve Jobs has said in the past -- many people don't even know about them, much less use them.

With the original iPhone, Apple popularized mobile web browsing, and the iPhone 3G too that to previously unseen levels (and AT&T has the data network woes to prove it). The App Store made getting and using mobile applications so ridiculously easy that 50,000 now fill the store and over 1 billion have been downloaded.

So now Apple is set to take on mobile video.

Video: Waiting in line for the iPhone 3G in Cincinnati, OH

By Chad Garrett, Monday, Jul 14, 2008 a 9:32 am

Sure, we're still only a few days out from the launch, but at the speed of the interw00ts, that counts as recent history. Here's a bit of nostalgia for you: Armed with my Flip Mino in hand, I took this video while waiting in line at my local Apple Store. I was able to handle the iPhone 3G before launch, played some of the Caveman racing game and asked folks some general questions about the iPhone.

Weekly Web App Review: PocketVidz

By Casey Chan, Friday, Jun 13, 2008 a 7:45 am

You know what the iPhone popularized? Not just iCloning. Not just multi-touch. Not just visual voicemail. What I’m talking about is watching video on your mobile device. Youtube was integrated into the iPhone from the beginning and well, most other mobile users were jealous.

But the iPhone has so much more video potential than just Youtube. As popular as Youtube is, there are other video sites out there. Take the webapp PocketVidz for example, they have thousands of videos available for your iPhone, sized and optimized for your viewing pleasure. What is the selection like? Should you try it out?

Read on for the rest of the review!