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Must See: Dramatic Rescue Of A Young Child Aided By An iPhone

BY Stella Violano on Mon April 02nd, 2012

Watch amazing footage as an iPhone gives firefighters the tool they need to rescue a toddler from a well.
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Wind Noise Messing With Your iLife? Check Out DeadCatDots

BY Stella Violano on Sat March 31st, 2012

DeadCatDot NanoMuffs are a clever way to beat mother nature when outdoors. Check out how a patch of scruffy fur could save your outdoor video sound.
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Create Stop Motion Or Time Lapse Movies With Frames

BY Karen Freeman on Mon March 05th, 2012

Anyone can film cool time lapse or stop motion movies with easy to use apps like this one.
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New Applist: Apps For Making A Movie

BY Alejandro Castro on Sun March 04th, 2012

If you own an iDevice, then you have more tools to make a movie than Spielberg, Kubrick, Coppola and Scorsese had when they first started making movies. Show Hollywood what you're made of with these apps to help you craft your cinematic masterpiece.
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New Monty Python App Interacts With Blu-Ray Movie

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri March 02nd, 2012

Melcher Media has announced the upcoming release of the company’s newest iPad app, Monty Python: The Holy Book of Days. Available March 6, the app’s release coincides with the debut of the Monty Python and the Holy Grail classic on Blu-ray with UltraViolet from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
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Bad Week Ahead For Netflix Streaming Customers

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon February 27th, 2012

For Netflix streaming customers, this will not be a happy week. Tomorrow is the final day Starz and Encore titles will be available through the video service. Beginning Wednesday, hundreds of popular titles will no longer be available for streaming purposes.
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Great News, Viddy Is Back

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon February 27th, 2012

That was quick. Just hours after Apple pulled Viddy, the free mobile video-sharing app, from the App Store, it has returned
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Viddy, The Mobile Video-Sharing App, Is Pulled From App Store

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri February 24th, 2012

Apple has pulled Viddy, the mobile video-sharing app, from the App Store. First released last April, Viddy allowed users to post short video clips, which could then be posted for others to see using different social networking sites. Apparently, some of those videos have become too spicy for some, according to Gigaom.
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New AppList: Apps For Streaming On-Demand Video

BY Lenny Liang on Sat February 18th, 2012

This AppList features a wide variety of on-demand video streaming apps to help you get a complete video watching experience.
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Updated AppGuide: Netflix Queue Management

BY Elizabeth Woodard on Wed January 04th, 2012

Netflix has had some well-publicized difficulties of late, but the service is still a favorite among iOS users. Although the official app makes watching Netflix videos easy on iOS devices, it has lacked the ability to manage your queue for some time. Luckily, some third party apps have stepped in to fill the void, and we've sorted though them to find the best.
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The Daily Show Goes After Freemium Apps [Video]

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Fri December 09th, 2011

Freemium apps are here to stay, but that doesn’t mean all of us like them. Now, The Daily Show has done a hilarious report on parents that let their kids download “free” games only to find massive iTunes charges on their next bill.
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TwitchTV Launches On iPhone

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed October 26th, 2011

TwitchTV today launched a full-featured iPhone app. The app is designed to bring the full TwitchTV experience to the iPhone with complete support for browsing and viewing each of the site's streams.
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Netflix Kills Qwikster Before It Begins, Won't Split Into Two

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon October 10th, 2011

Remember Netflix’s September announcement that it was splitting its business into two? Yeah, forget about it. The video giant announced today that it would remain one company and not spin off its DVD into a new entity called Qwikster.
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New Moves By Cable Operators Could Someday Bring A La Carte Programming To iPad

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed September 28th, 2011

After years of demanding that programmers bundle their networks, cable operators could soon do an about-face. According to Reuters, falling revenues are the reason behind a plan to (finally) begin offering “a la carte” programming. Could this eventually mean similar plans being offered for iPad owners?
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Skype Apps Now Come With Bluetooth Support And Security Improvements

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue September 27th, 2011

Skype has today released updates to both of its iOS apps. Each now includes Bluetooth support for the first time plus some other goodies.
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YouTube's Web App Gets New Design

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon September 26th, 2011

YouTube’s HTML5-compatible web app is getting a makeover. The new design includes a much darker color palette, according to news first published by Macstories.
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What Does CBS Have Against The iPad?

BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon September 19th, 2011

With Emmy season over, the television industry now turns its attention towards the new season. Beginning tonight, the four major networks, ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC begin offering original programming after a summer of reality TV and repeats.
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