Great all-purpose 3D camcorder for celebrating life events in 3D! Whether you’re looking to direct Youtube 3D videos or just want a handy video camera to capture important family moments in three dimensions, The Youtube 3D Camcorder is your perfect solution!

Youtube 3D Videos: Youtube, the most popular web destination for online videos. Recently, they have added another great feature to their site – the ability to upload 3D videos! This is great news because most experts agree that 3D online videos are the next stage in Internet Marketing and Promotion.

Unlike normal camcorders, the Youtube 3D camcorder uses dual 5 megapixel image sensors which allow it to simultaneously record two nearly identical video streams side by side on one file. When these videos are properly displayed on 3D enabled media software or 3D TV’s, the side by side images are superimposed on top of one another to create that stunning 3D effect!

Ask yourself: Would I rather watch another boring two dimensional film or would I prefer the excitement of a three dimensional “get in your face” video? If you’ve ever seen Avatar 3D then we’re sure you’ll choose three-dimensional every time! The future is 3D video and The Youtube 3D Camcorder offers that perfect balance of price and functionality to parents, teachers, and aspiring Youtube directors.

It’s so easy: Just press a button and The Youtube 3D Camcorder allows you to choose between 2D or 3D video capture. Then hit the record button like you would any other easy to use camcorder. Everything gets saved to SD card and once you’re done filming, transfer the file to your computer and upload the video to Youtube as you would with any other video. The only difference? On the upload page where you would normally leave the TAGS field empty, copy and paste the code between the quotation marks which follow, “yt3d:enable=true”. That special instruction informs Youtube that you’re uploading a 3D video and that it should be processed differently. Once done, throw on a pair of red and blue 3D glasses and you’ll be able to see your uploaded video in captivating 3D!

3D TV Playback: Or after you’ve done filming, attach The Youtube 3D Camcorder to your 3D TV by means of the included HDMI cable. Hit play on the camcorder, put on the special glasses which come with your 3D TV and you’ll be able to put your feet up and watch 3D video on your high definition 3D TV. Instead of watching hit 3D movies like Monsters vs Aliens, you can make your own! Take a look at the photos below for some real in-use shots where we actually tested the Youtube 3D Camcorder on a 60 inch Samsung 3D TV. The results as expected were…spectacular!

3D Viewfinder: Or if you’re into keeping things simple, just watch your captured 3D video on the videocamera’s viewfinder. The cool thing about watching 3D videos on the viewfinder? You experience 3D excitement without the need to wear 3D glasses!

Specifications:

• Primary Function: 3D Camcorder
• Viewfinder size: 3.2 Inch
• Viewfinder type: LCD
• Viewfinder resolution: 480 x 320
• Storage Memory: SD card up to 32GB (supports SDHC class 6)
• Imaging Sensor #1: 5MP CMOS 1/4
• Lens #1: F2.8, F=3.83MM
• Imaging Sensor #2: 5MP CMOS 1/4
• Lens #2: F2.8, F=3.83MM
• Focus Range: 1.0m~infinity

• Digital Video Camera
  - File Type: AVI (H.264)
  - 3D resolution: 848 x 480 @ 30FPS
  - 2D resolution: 1280 x 720 @ 30FPS
  - 2D digital zoom: 4x
  - Scene: Normal, Black and White, Sepia
  - White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten

• Digital Photo Camera
  - File Type: JPEG
  - 3D resolution: 1.2 MP
  - 2D resolution: 5 MP, 8 MP
  - 2D digital zoom: 4x
  - Flash: OFF/Auto
  - Macro: ON/OFF
  - Night Mode: ON/OFF
  - Scene: Normal, Black and White, Sepia
  - White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten

• HDMI OUT: YES
• A/V OUT: YES via USB
• TV Output: PAL / NTSC
• Menu Languages: English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Korean, Turkish, Dutch, Arabic
• Computer Required: NO
• Recording Time: ~ 2 hours (depends on settings and use)
• Power Supply: Rechargeable Li-ion battery (1100mAh)
• Dimensions: 114 x 70 x 38 mm (L x W x H)
• Certification: CE, FCC, RoHS
• Manufacturer Ref: AAD17fDW7585

Four data points are collected:
*Memory usage
*CPU core count
*Cycle collection times
*Startup speed

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The new versions of Flash Player and AIR will add support for hardware-accelerated 2D and 3D rendering, which the company says will “enable 1000x faster rendering performance over Flash Player 10 and AIR 2”. New animation and rendering capabilities will allow developers to provide console-like quality to their games on Mac OS X, Windows and Internet-enabled televisions. The company will also provide a pre-release mobile version that will bring the same capabilities to Flash-based games on Android, iOS and BlackBerry’s tablet OS.

Flash Player 11 and Air 3 let game publishers deliver console-quality 2D and 3D games over the Internet to PCs and many other devices, Adobe stated. This “is essentially a way to do 3D games within the Flash environment, which was very difficult to do before,” Lewis Ward, a research manager at IDC, told TechNewsWorld.

Flash Player 11 and Air 3 offer full hardware-accelerated rendering for 2D and 3D graphics through Stage 3D, a new method and model of 2D and 3D rendering. Other new features in Flash Player 11 and Air 3 include digital rights management (DRM) and 1080p HD video capability.

Anup Murarka, the director of product marketing for the Flash platform at Adobe, said, “We estimate about 200 million smartphone and tablets, which includes iOS devices, to run Flash apps by the end of this year. The number is expected to cross 1 billion by 2015.” He also said that Adobe was experimenting with Flash-based apps for Windows Phone 7 devices and the Metro UI in Windows 8 and working with Microsoft on a Windows Phone release, though he did not have an official timeline to announce.

Here we have a collection of 10 Most Useful Tech Lifestyle Sites Online.

01. Google

Your portal to the three p’s of online bliss: poker, pills and porn. Also useful for knowing your life better than you, via this matrix of omniscient tools.

02. Lifehacker

The ultimate tech lifestyle site. It describes itself as “self help for power users” and will help you achieve the most possible in your day, even if that is how to burn calories without doing anything.

03. Twitter

When I say ‘useful’, I obviously don’t mean useful. Twitter is good for three things: scaring egotistical celebrities, reaching your daily ‘wtf’ nirvana and exploiting those well meaning folk who are actually willing to answer all of your dumbass questions.

04. LocateTV

Lets you find out when tv shows, movies and celebrities are on in your area. Lots of features, including tv schedules for different genres- like all the horror movies on in the next week or two.

05. HowStuffWorks

A bit like lifehacker but a shade less geeky. Will help you find out, among many other things.

06. Wordsmith

Finds anagrams. The possibilities are endless.

07. Instructables

At regular points in all of our lives, we forget why we drew up that ratio of DIY to just paying for it and, at that point, this site nearly makes everything ok. By ‘everything’, I mean the horrific apocalyptic act you’ve just committed on your kitchen, and by ‘ok’ I mean no-one’s going to die. This site is also useful if you just want to do cool stuff.

08. Yelp

Top review site and a community that most sites would give their right arm for (listen up TS fans).

09. Kiva

For the ‘do-gooder’ techs amongst you, this is a scheme with a difference. Use your entrepreneurial skills to pick a project you feel would benefit from your investment. Lend whatever you’re comfortable with and watch your karma points rack up. Better still, you get the money back after a certain time. It’s like giving to charity but better.

10. Pipes

Lets you merge feeds and information from a massive variety of services, letting you create mashups and other data-based services. Hugely useful and makes you feel really smart and just that little bit better than everyone else in the world.

At a similar event last year, Google unveiled its Instant Search feature, allowing users to see results as they type queries into the search box.

This time around, the company focused first on mobile search. It reported that Web searching volume declines over the weekend after staying high during the workweek. With mobile search, however, Google’s traffic jumps on the weekend. The company also said that with mobile search traffic, there is no slowdown during the summer or holidays like there is for traditional Web searches. In fact, the company’s mobile search has been enjoying strong, consistent growth over the last few years.

To keep that going, the search giant unveiled several mobile search improvements, including a new set of icons on the company’s mobile search page, allowing users to find local establishments, including restaurants, coffee shops, attractions, and even gas stations. Upon clicking one of those items, users can scroll through different locales and see their placement on a map. After clicking an establishment, users will find relevant information, including its address and phone number.

Google also discussed instant search suggestions to help users get answers to their queries more quickly. In addition, the company has added “plus” icons next to suggestions to let users efficiently modify their queries. For example, if a user starts typing “Hilton,” and chooses the plus icon to add that to the search box, the search suggestions will change to queries related to Hilton.

Google has been continually updating Gmail with more functionalities and new add-ons. The People Widget helps make it easier to connect with contacts by consolidating multiple Google features, including Google Buzz and Docs, directly next to the Gmail message, according to the company.

Another connected feature is phone calls conducted through Google Voice. The widget’s capabilities are similar to an existing Gmail add-on called “Rapportive,” which connects with Facebook. Google did not note any connectivity between widget and other social networks.

Google did not respond to a TechNewsWorld request for further comment by press time.
A Very Useful Business and Personal Tool

One of the strong features of the widget is its trail of previous communications with an individual contact. This could be a nice touch for anyone who has scrambled to find old-but-pertinent emails while talking with a business contact.

“It gives you a social history of the person you’re communicating with,” Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told TechNewsWorld. “It’s one of the more advanced communication features Google has produced. This is base-level contact management. It’s the type of system a service person might use for corresponding with a customer. This hasn’t been available for individuals until now.

“It has some very useful business benefits as well as personal benefits,” added Enderle. “It allows you to better manage your relationships .This is particularly helpful for those us who are aging and need help remembering things.”

Google’s new tool bridges the world of email and social networking.

“It’s a different factor than Facebook, and it’s based on something Google already has,” said Enderle. “This brings intelligent social networking aspects to a tool that is already good. For reaching into social networking, this is a much better idea than coming up with a clone of Facebook. A clone could never work. This could work.”
Google Social Synergies

Assuming Google will be discrete with the information posted in the widget, this could be a useful tool. But if widget users search to dig into a contact’s underbelly, the tool could potentially be embarrassing.

“To the extent that this can be done with a low ‘creep factor,’ then it should be a net plus to the user experience,” Al Hilwa, program director, applications development software at IDC, told TechNewsWorld. “I don’t see this is a head-to-head move versus Facebook, but any company that is sitting at a large list of authenticated users should try to bring them together in some way and discover synergies.

The widget is essentially about socializing user interfaces and creating value for both users and the company that is providing free services, Hilwa noted.
Google Goes Social

The People Widget could be the beginning of additional social connectivity within Google, especially if it becomes popular. “This plays into Google’s social aspirations heavily — they’re building on their current technologies to create a more social experience,” Steven Savage, technology project manager and Geek 2.0 blogger, told TechNewsWorld. “In this case it’s actually kind of toned-down, which suggests to me they’re going to implement social in pieces.

Google has tried different approaches to integrate social features into its ecosystem of products. Savage agreed that this is like adding a Facebook feature to Gmail. “It’s not a bad place to add such functionality, actually,” said Savage. “Google has not had any big social network successes. They may use this to change that.”

The added info in widget messages would be useful, said Savage. “I think this is the right track — you introduce small features so people get used to them, give feedback, and adapt them,” said Savage. “I think gradual — but not slow — evolution is the way to go. Plus, they make it harder for competitors to guess what they’re doing.”

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