Tag: video
Steve Jobs in internet PR DISASTER! Calls fan "rude" as assistant "snort laughs" at photo request
It’s today’s most exciting Apple news!
Some woman (her side of the story) went up to Steve Jobs when he was standing around idly at MacWorld.
She “lightly touched his arm and said ‘hi'” and asked for a photo of her and the man, but was promptly told, by Steve, that she was being rude! He then turned his back on her as one of his Apple chums “snort laughed” at her.
Worse yet, the aftermath of the event was captured on film and is now doing the rounds on various video sharing sites. Like this one:
VIDEO REVIEW: PIFCO AA battery power performance tested under a variety of conditions
How do the PIFCO batteries perform? Is buying 16 PIFCO zinc carbon batteries for £1 financial suicide, or can they run a torch? And what about the holy grail of battery power tests – can they power up a digital camera?
There’s only one way to find out. Get some PIFCO batteries from the pound shop, get some things that take the same size of batteries, then record a video of the results for the internet. Here is that video.
Neuros OSD – digitise your movie collection
If you fancy a new year clearout of old videos and DVDs, the Neuros OSD might be able to help out.
CES 2008 LEFTOVERS: iRiver SPINN – complete with novelty knob
None of our CES field reporters have done anything on this yet. Odd, seeing how staggering cool it looks. iRiver’s silver Spinn handles MP3 tunes, MP4 movies, has an FM tuner, a 3.2″ LCD, does Bluetooth 2.0 with ease, has a microphone and a 160GB hard drive and so on – all the sort of stuff you’d expect from a modern electric thing that fits inside the pocket of even your tightest trousers.
BUT! iRiver’s newest media matchbox has a clever little gimmick. An analogue knob. That twiddly bit on the right there. This makes it easier for people to find and play stuff, apparently, with iRiver touting this as its “Extremely Intuitive User Interface.”
NOT CES 2008: Panasonic's 1990s microwave technology is not at CES 2008
Hey everyone. I’m back today with another EXCLUSIVE look at the sort of products you definitely won’t see at CES 2008. Not because they’re too secret, but because they’re old. And already in my house. And quite dirty. And in some cases broken through years of neglect and actually dangerous.
CES 2008: Viable's video phone for deaf and hard of hearing
One of the more interesting products on show at CES Unveiled this afternoon was Viable’s video phone aimed at deaf and the hard of hearing amongst us.
The brand new company’s put a lot of time and money into developing the phone, which is completely portable and…
Pinnacle Video Transfer – pocked-sized device transfers analogue video to digital media player
Forget the PC, the Pinnacle Video Transfer can record analogue video onto any USB 2.0 storage device without using one.
LG Video Media Talent Award: extended until January 1st!
Just as we closed our competition, we suddenly got a huge influx of entries and requests from readers, asking whether they could enter! Lazy sods.
So, if you’re a lazy sod too, who’s been too busy feasting on mince pies and egg nog instead of filming us a brilliant video, showing off your TV presenter or video-editing skills, then you’ll be tickled pink to hear we’ve extended…
Dragon's Den find iTeddy set to go global
Bolton – the hometown of Vernon Kay, Peter Kay, Sara Cox, Amir Khan, that bloke from McFly, yours truly and Imran Hakim. Never heard of the last one? Well, he’s the inventor of the iTeddy – first seen on Dragon’s Den and now set for world domination it seems.
Shiny Video Review: MoGo X54 Pro Bluetooth Mouse and Presenter
Alex looks at the tiniest little media remote/mouse job, from Newton. The MoGo X54 has Bluetooth capabilities, and is…
