gizmodo.com - 7/20/2009
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One cross-eyed Googler has been spending his 20% on a 3D video display system for YouTube, which is open for experimentation/testing/goofing off right now. It's a little rough right now, but it's already plenty of fun to play with, at least until your inevitable migraine sets in. The ...
neowin.net - 7/14/2009
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neowin.net —
YouTube will soon be dropping support for Internet
Explorer 6 as it attempts to move users to...
a "more modern browser". Google, who owns YouTube, is pushing for users to upgrade to Chrome, Firefox or IE 8. It's no surprise that they are pushing for ...
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YouTube to drop support for IE6
alienbabeltech.com - 7/22/2009
lanoc.org - 7/15/2009
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lanoc.org —
Ever sense Sony introduced Betamax there has been
some variation of a camcorder device on the market....
Over the past 8 years most of those devices have started to move to recording to digital media hard drives, flash cards, and even saving digital ...
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