VIZIO Launches Co-Star With Google TV
VIZIO announced its new Co-Star Stream Player, which features the latest version of Google TV and OnLive cloud gaming.
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Qumu Streams to Mobile Devices
Qumu announced that it has updated its Video Control Center (VCC) platform to support mobile devices including Windows Phones, iPhones and iPads as well as Android phones and tablets.
OverDrive to Offer Browser-Based eBook Reader
OverDrive announced that it plans to launch its new web browser-based eBook reading platform later this year.
Adobe Unveils Creative Cloud
Adobe Systems announced its new subscription-base Creative Cloud service (US$49.99 per month), which is centred around the company’s Creative Suite 6 software.
Adobe Launches Photoshop CS6
Adobe Systems announced its new Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop CS6 Extended digital image editing, compositing and graphic design software.
Sorenson Survey Says MP4 Rules the Waves
Sorenson Media announced a survey it conducted suggests that most of its professional customers use MP4 to distribute video on the web and mobile devices.
Corel Unleashes VideoStudio Pro X5
Corel Corporation announced that it has released its new VideoStudio Pro X5 ($79.99) and VideoStudio Pro X5 Ultimate ($99.99) video editing software.
RIM Unveils BlackBerry BBX
Research In Motion (RIM) announced its next generation BBX platform for BlackBerry smartphones and tablets.
NVIDIA 3D Vision Video Now Available on YouTube
NVIDIA Corporation announced that YouTube now allows 3D videos to be watched on NVIDIA 3D Vision PCs and notebooks that run the latest version of Firefox.
IDPF Publishes EPUB 3 eBook Specification
The International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF) announced that its EPUB 3 digital publishing specification is now available for public review and deployment by early implementers.
Streaming Media East Conference Imminent
StreamingMedia.com announced that its annual Streaming Media East Exhibition and Conference will be held May 10-11, 2011 at the Hilton New York in midtown Manhattan.