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Samsung I7500 looking good.

Samsung I7500 Android phone.

The forthcoming Samsung I7500 uses Google's Android operating system.

(Credit: Samsung)

And for comic relief, Google added, "We regret to inform developers that Android 1.5 will not include support for the Zilog Z80 processor architecture," an 8-bit chip that dates back to the 1970s.

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Google releases Android developer tools along with Cupcake




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Cured.


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Flutter, the new Twitter

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Hanging out with the Painted Birds at SXSW

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SXSW Platinum Badge Envelope Goodies

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The Man Who Walked On Wire

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Why is iJustine holding an Overlay.TV YouTube Uploader?



That's because Overlay.TV launched their Labs website today, showcasing the range of possibilities available using Overlay.TV’s platform by posting recent examples of customized projects Overlay.TV has developed. Projects include an iJustine product “endorsement”, a customized karaoke app for Kidz Bop, a World of Warcraft widget, and an XLSuite free website app for bands. Reference implementation will be provided in open source or CC formats and developers are encouraged to use these to spark creativity.

Additional Features Available on Overlay.TV Labs site (click on projects or forums to find the links):

YouTube Uploader – With a one-click install, this desktop YouTube AIR app makes it easier to upload videos to YouTube and directly add Overlays with a split screen setup for easy drag and drop. The Overlay.TV app also boasts larger file size limits making room for up to 10 GB instead of the standard YouTube limit of 1 GB.

Open Community – Those who are not interested in developing applications of their own, but still want the opportunity to test out apps as soon as they become available, are welcome and encouraged to join the Labs community. The site also hosts forums for developer discussions.

The following project examples, created by Overlay.TV, will appear on the Labs site as a basic template for future apps and widgets, and show the range of creative options and customization available using the Overlay.TV platform:

iJustine Product Endorsement Videos – Thousands clamor for the approval of famed vlogger and social media expert, iJustine. Overlay.TV has partnered with iJustine to produce various product endorsement videos, with a tongue-in-cheek tone, where creators have the power to literally put products in iJustine’s hand.

Kidz Bop – Kids use this karaoke app to singalong to their favorite songs using lyrics Overlayed in the music video and their singalong appears right inside the video itself.

World of Warcraft – Checking out in-game videos from top players is a widespread way of getting tips and advancing your game. One thing that is missing from these videos is player stats, and serious gamers always check out stats. This clever widget combines data and video so gamer stats appear alongside the video, all in one place.

 Free Band Websites – A tool for creating free band websites which includes integration with XLSuite to provide a fan club-building platform along with the video benefits of Overlay.TV’s technology. Bands have five free design options to choose from.

xvi.com – Overlay.TV provides the video capabilities for this 150,000 member nightlife/music social media site. Area music events are listed, and members can create their own blogs and share their favorite media with friends. Overlay.TV makes it easy to add Overlays to favorite videos, and share them, without ever leaving the community.

 

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Twestival Ottawa - February 12, 2009

 

Ottawa Twestival Information 

From the global release....

In just one month, from volunteer effort alone, global Twitter-based charity event Twestival has created events in 175+ cities, predicted to raise $1 million for the 1.1billion people in the world who can’t access clean drinking water. Growing beyond all expectations since launching in January 2009, Twestival takes place for 24 hours on February 12th, everywhere from Bethlehem to Birmingham, Beijing to Boston, as up to 20,000 come together inspired by community and charity.

Organised 100% by volunteers connected on micro-blogging site Twitter, the simultaneous events will raise money for charity: water, a non-profit organisation bringing clean, safe drinking water to people in developing nations. By rallying together globally, under short timescales, for a single aim on the same day, the Twestival team hopes to bring awareness to the one in six of us on the planet don't have access to safe, clean drinking water.

Donate via: http://twestival.com/

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charity:water founder Scott Harrison

"We are honoured and proud to be Twestival's cause... The need for clean and safe drinking water worldwide is real and pressing, and there are effective solutions that can radically change lives ... The passion of Amanda Rose and her group of global volunteers has been a great inspiration to our team both in New York and in London. We can't wait to see what happens on the 12th February!"

Twitter Co-Founder Evan Williams

“We at Twitter are constantly amazed at the daily initiatives, events, movements and moments we see on Twitter, but Twestival has blown us away. The global and city teams have done an amazing job and we’re as excited as everyone!”

Amanda Rose, Twestival Global Organizer

“The layers of contribution from international volunteers and the sheer scope of Twestival could not have been possible a few years ago; certainly not within a few weeks. The Twitter community has been able to rally around this cause instantly, mobilizing talents and resources to use technology for social good.”

 

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