Siri the Horror Movie
Seen it? SIRI the iPhone killer. I love the shots of it running along from the perspective of the iPhone camera, and the scene where she drags someone through the mud.
Seen it? SIRI the iPhone killer. I love the shots of it running along from the perspective of the iPhone camera, and the scene where she drags someone through the mud.
Last night I was discussing with Cory (mrsafety) the concept of doing a video for the audience or yourself. We agreed that an enduring motive was making videos that pleased ourselves. But it’s worth noting that many of my favorite Nalts videos never went far — like this video below with about 12,000 views after…
Friends, online-video is going to be a fun storm in 2011 as the drama has just begun. It’s the first official business day of 2011, and that prompted me to awaken at 3:00 a.m. with great curiosity. I spent 4-plus hours diving into dozens of articles and blogs, and have wrapped it all up nicely…
Spring (via video)
Trivia time! You can use web video for your business if you have: A server to stream video A savvy technical team and widgets Legacy of video assets from marketing or training A story 2 and 3 but not 4 and 1 unless 1 is less true than 4. Did you get the right answer?…
One of the things that’s always comforted me about putting my videos online is the power I maintain to remove them. Any of them. At any time. Whether they’re on YouTube, Revver or Google Video. Then I saw this report below from Google Video. Nearly 300,000 people have viewed my “Google Earth: Has it Gone…
I don’t like to criticize sites when I don’t earn money on them, but this is just too funny to ignore. I’ve uploaded my best videos on Eefoof and after a few months I’ve got the results. The little “my earnings” icon (an image of a pile of gold) revealed my total is exactly one…
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Yeah, Android for me 😉
funny video
definitely love my Android
Yey people are reading. Now go watch Shelly the Shrimp 10K times please.
I’ll bring along my script family, they’ll be delighted to automate the growth of your shrimpalicious joy.
Is this what REALLY happened to Steve Jobs?