Inside Google's state-of-the-art YouTube Space in London - CNET
The high-tech hub is a production facility for the UK's top YouTubers....
ادامه مطلبدر این صفحه میتوانید تمام مطالب مرتبط با «youtube swallowing process» را مشاهده کنید. آخرین مقالات و منابع در دسترس هستند.
خلاصه مطالبی که در این صفحه می خوانید : Inside Google's state-of-the-art YouTube Space in London - CNET و YouTube to swallow up Google's Hangouts on Air - CNET و Apple Watch 2 with GPS and better processor coming this year, report says - CNET و YouTube says GOP and Dems conventions were watched by more than 9 million viewers - CNET و Facebook Live: Where a YouTube star can earn like an Olympic icon - CNET و The Rock continues quest to dominate all media, launches YouTube channel - CNET و 'Ghostbu با استفاده از لینک های زبر می توانید به مطالب مورد نظر خود در سایت en apple news دسترسی پیدا کنیدYouTube to swallow up Google's Hangouts on Air - CNET
Close Google's Hangouts on Air heading to YouTube Drag Hangouts on Air is a pretty good live-streaming app within Google's social network, Google Plus. However, Google is pulling the feature from Google Plus and a new version will head to YouTube Live. In mid-September, Hangouts on Air will no longer function on Google Plus. Oddly, some older features will not make its way to the YouTube Live version. Subscribe: CNET Update...
ادامه مطلبApple Watch 2 with GPS and better processor coming this year, report says - CNET
Enlarge ImageThe Apple Watch went on sale in April 2015. James Martin/CNET There could be new Apple Watch hardware around the co er, if a well-connected industry analyst is proved correct. KGI Security's Ming-Chi Kuo, who last year correctly predicted Apple would launch the iPhone SE, says there are two new Apple Watches coming in the second half of 2016, MacRumours reports. One model will apparently be an incremental upgrade to the current Watch, with a better processor and improved waterproofing. A second model, to be called the Apple Watch 2, boasts those improvements plus more precise location tracking thanks to GPS and a barometer, as well as a bigger battery. Ming-Chi also suspects Apple will...
ادامه مطلبYouTube says GOP and Dems conventions were watched by more than 9 million viewers - CNET
If the number of people watching the Republican and Democratic national conventions on YouTube can shed any insight, this could be a close presidential race.The Young Turks were among the shows live streaming on YouTube during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Terry Collins/CNET More 9 million people saw YouTube's live steam of the conventions, the Google-owned site said Friday. YouTube staples, The Young Turks and Complex magazine, each had live broadcasts on their channels originating from Google's spaces on media row in both Cleveland and Philadelphia. Viewership for each convention was practically equal. Here's a quick breakdown: - The Democratic National Convention, which concluded Thurs...
ادامه مطلبFacebook Live: Where a YouTube star can earn like an Olympic icon - CNET
YouTuber PewDiePie made almost as much as "Guardians of the Galaxy" star Chris Pratt in 2015. Getty A clamoring mob is a clamoring mob, regardless of who's at the center of the throng.That's the lesson companies like Facebook are lea ing about inte et celebrities. Is Swedish YouTube personality PewDiePie on par with Brad Pitt? In a sense, it doesn't matter. In June, The Wall Street Jou al found that Facebook is paying celebrities and media outlets to use its new live streaming service, Facebook Live. Among those celebrities are recognizable names -- names that come from television and sports, like comedian and actor Kevin Hart or Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps.On Tuesday, a new list of names emerged o...
ادامه مطلبThe Rock continues quest to dominate all media, launches YouTube channel - CNET
[embedded content] Fresh off being named 2015's highest paid actor in Hollywood by Forbes last week, The Rock launched his own YouTube channel on Monday and he's called in a few ringers to show him the ropes.Chief among them is vlogger and comedian Lilly Singh, who gives Johnson the guided tour of YouTube's secret volcano lair recording studio. The online venture comes from a partnership between Johnson's 7 Bucks Productions, which he runs with ex-wife Dany Garcia, and Studio 71, Variety reports.Capitalizing on his 100-million-follower-strong social media presence, The Rock is now tackling the land of cat videos, beauty tips, couples yoga and double rainbows. Yes, all those things make an appearance in the video.His enormous profile (as in soci...
ادامه مطلب'Ghostbusters' laughs back at YouTube trolls in added scene - CNET
If you love "Ghostbusters," chances are you already know all too well the controversy ping-ponging between diehard fans over whether the mostly all-female "Ghostbusters" reboot starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones will be funny or is just a gimmick to sell tickets. Some people can't wait to see what "Bridesmaids" director Paul Feig does with the well-known humor tropes from the original '80s "Ghostbusters," but due to the vocal critics who absolutely hated the trailer -- currently at 914,452 dislikes out of 35 million views -- Feig asked his cast to ad lib a scene where their characters respond to negative comments on a video they just uploaded on YouTube. "I feel like the part was in [the script] already," Wiig said in a Yahoo v...
ادامه مطلبu200bYouTuber says 'deal with it,' using a robot - CNET
Hang out on social media channels long enough and you're bound to run into a hater or two. YouTuber Simone Giertz decided to respond to killjoys by creating a "deal with it" meme droid. The "deal with it" meme is a popular online response to those who criticize your actions or comments, basically meaning "accept it" and accompanying that with an animated GIF of someone putting on a pair of dark sunglasses.Giertz posted a video on Wednesday showing off a rather unique robotic arm that can be maneuvered via remote control. The device was constructed by Stuart McConnel, one of her fans. But in her typical wit, Giertz uses the remote control to move a robotic arm to recreate the "deal with it" meme. "So I have a lot of people who are really upset with me because I only build sh*...
ادامه مطلبYahoo sales process to reach final steps this month - CNET
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has struggled to tu around the inte et pioneer. Ethan Miller/Getty Images Yahoo's ongoing effort to sell itself may reach its conclusion this month.A third round of bids from the inte et company's suitors is expected Wednesday, and the final selection process will happen around July 18, Recode reported, citing unnamed sources.The report said Verizon, considered the leading bidder, has AOL head Tim Armstrong leading its negotiations. Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert and private equity firm TPG are also in the mix.However, the story mentions that bids for Yahoo's core business are currently around $3.5 billion to over $5 billion, which may not be enough to please investors. That rais...
ادامه مطلبKanye West's infamous 'Famous' music video now on YouTube - CNET
The music video was inspired by a painting by Vincent Desiderio. Screenshot by Xiomara Blanco/CNET Kanye West's infamous music video for "Famous" is now available to on YouTube. After its world premiere, live-streamed on Tidal, it was available exclusively on the streaming-music service for a week. Of course, that didn't stop it from being the talk of the inte et.The NSFW video features Kanye buck-naked in a big bed with life-like nude, prosthetic bodies of celebrities, including Donald Trump, Rihanna, Bill Cosby, Taylor Swift and, of course, Kim Kardashian-West. They all silently lie still in bed, seemingly breathing, tangled together in a white sheet. Grainy, unflattering VHS-quality footage focuses on ra...
ادامه مطلبAs if! Video pirate hides Clueless movie in 360-degree YouTube clip - CNET
YouTube u200bYouTube A video pirate going by the YouTube use ame Thuy Pham surreptitiously embedded a copy of the 1995 teen movie "Clueless" in a 360-degree video uploaded to YouTube this week. The video (now removed) starts by showing a slightly sped-up version of the film in a normal YouTube screen dimension, but clicking the 360-degree arrows rotates the plane to reveal a larger viewing environment, essentially a video within a video. Inte et sleuths on Twitter were able to identify the background source as this 360-degree music video for the South Korean pop group Bambino. The pirate took advantage of a loophole in Google's Content ID copyright service that cross-references video uploads with a databas...
ادامه مطلبNew study shows autonomous-car acceptance is a gradual process - Roadshow
RoadshowNewsCar IndustryNew study shows autonomous-car acceptance is a gradual processVolvo's already putting together pilot programs that puts average civilians behind the wheel of semi-autonomous vehicles on local roads. Volvo Like it or not, self-driving cars are coming, and they're here to help. Volvo's one of the automakers at the forefront of this movement, and to gauge public opinion on the topic, it's put together a survey covering 50,000 people around the world.When it comes to acceptance of autonomous vehicles, regional differences play a big part. While nearly nine-tenths of respondents in New York and Califo ia think self-driving cars will improve quality of life, far fewer Illinoisans agree wit...
ادامه مطلبFacebook, YouTube said to be automatically blocking extremist videos - CNET
Facebook is among a group of companies reportedly using automated technology to identify and remove terrorist propaganda. CNET Facebook and YouTube are among a group of popular web sites that have quietly begun using automation to remove extremist content from their sites, Reuters reported Saturday. Originally developed to identify and remove copyright-protected material, the technology is looking for unique hashes, or digital fingerprints, to remove Islamic State videos and other similar material, two sources familiar with the process told the news agency. Such technology could be used to prevent reposts of content already deemed unacceptable but not identify new extremist content.Representatives for Faceb...
ادامه مطلبYouTube Red buys its first big-budget TV drama - CNET
YouTube Red, the online video giant's paid subscription service, scores its first big TV drama series. Sarah Mitroff/CNET YouTube Red is reportedly shelling out the green for its first big-budget, Hollywood-produced television drama.The online video giant's paid subscription service has snagged a scripted series based on "Step Up," a 2006 dance movie that kickstarted actor Channing Tatum's career, the New York Times reported Thursday. Under the deal, Lionsgate will produce 10 episodes of the show, running about 45 minutes each.It wasn't clear how much YouTube paid for the series. Representatives for Google, its parent company, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Launched in October, the $10...
ادامه مطلبYouTube ready to put live streaming in the palm of your hand - CNET
YouTube is about to push live streaming from the web to your mobile device. The video-sharing site will soon offer support for live streaming on its YouTube app, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said Thursday at the VidCon conference in Anaheim, Califo ia.YouTube will soon offer live streaming baked into its mobile app. YouTube The Google-owned company also promises that live streaming will have all the regular features as regular videos, including search, recommendations and playlists. "YouTube mobile live streaming will be baked right into the core YouTube mobile app," Kurt Wilms, product lead of immersive experiences at YouTube, wrote in a company blog post announcing the development. "You won't need to op...
ادامه مطلبHydraulic Press Channel crushes its own YouTube award - CNET
[embedded content] Much like hit records ea awards, YouTube channels get special commemorative trophies for reaching subscriber milestones. The first of these is the Silver Play Button for racking up 100,000 subscribers. It's silver-plated and personalized with the channel name. The Hydraulic Press Channel, a goofy channel dedicated to crushing things in a hydraulic press, recently received its Silver Play Button and naturally attempted to smoosh it into oblivion. The Silver Play Button is surprisingly resilient. It doesn't shatter. It doesn't squish out from the sides of the press, though it does have to be pried off the platform. It definitely fared much better than previous press victims like Lego toys and a smaller hydraulic press. The but...
ادامه مطلبLonelygirl15 returns to YouTube, proves the internet is finally out of ideas - CNET
The lonelygirl15 YouTube series is getting a reboot. Screenshot by Claire Reilly/CNET In 2006, Twitter was just a few months old, your MySpace Top 8 was prime real estate and lonelygirl15 captivated the inte et with her first vlog. What started as a series of webcam videos, filmed by a 16-year-old girl in her bedroom, lonelygirl15 soon tu ed into a massive sensation, pulling in millions of views. But after just a few months, 16-year-old Bree was revealed to be actress Jessica Lee Rose and the whole series was exposed as a scripted hoax.Sure, the action started to get weird when small-town Bree started talking about her precious blood and a mysterious society called "The Order," but the mid-naughties were we...
ادامه مطلبFacebook provides a peak into its research process - CNET
Facebook isn't researching user data all willy-nilly. Instead, there's a review process that squares research with the company's privacy policy and involves ethicists and experts from inside and outside the company. That's according to a blog post published Wednesday by two people involved in managing research at Facebook."Research only begins when the full group agrees that the benefits -- to Facebook, our community, and our society -- are clear and present, and that potential downsides have been addressed," wrote Facebook Public Policy Research Manager Molly Cohn Jackman and Research Management Lead Lauri Kanerva.The company's research has gotten its share of negative press. That's because not only has Facebook research reached into the vast terabytes of personal user information for ins...
ادامه مطلبNow, this is how to use YouTube to create news - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageSo very clever. Licor Beirão; YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET You don't like soccer? OK, you can go. But wait. You like liquor, don't you? Please stay then and consider the clever maneuverings of Portuguese liquor brand Licor Beirão. It placed an ad alongside the field at a recent soccer match between England and Portugal. During the game, a Portuguese player accidentally kicked England star Harry Kane in the head. This happened right in front of the Licor Beirão ad. Given that the Euro 2016 European soccer championship began Friday, the company thought it would capitalize on this dramatic p...
ادامه مطلبThis may be the most crazed YouTube ad you've seen all year - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImagePlease don't ask me what this is all about. Old Spice; YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET If you're selling vaguely masculine smells to recently pubescent boys, it's best to move them in unexpected ways.These boys, after all, aren't consistent creatures. They sleep until noon. They have mood swings. They need constant excitement.Old Spice has long been known to cast ads to the Web that veer from the bizarre to the plain insane. Who could forget the moms who stalk their sons because they just can't let them go?Its latest is -- well, it's hard to complete this sentence. There are birds wearing go...
ادامه مطلبThis is the future: YouTuber uses drone to cut hair - CNET
[embedded content] From photography to racing, drones are becoming increasingly useful as people explore the evolving technology. On Tuesday, Simone Giertz, a YouTube blogger known for making humorously dodgy robots, tried to take drones to their next logical frontier of glory: hair cuts.She paired up with computer Samy Kamkar to make the above video, which sees the duo attempt to give a mannequin a stylish new 'do.As you'll see, this isn't something you'd want to try at home.Let's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلبThe Lonely Island on creating YouTube and casting junk in 'Popstar' - CNET
Enlarge Image Universal Pop stars. Comedy stars. The Lonely Island are all these things and more. No wait, just those two things. Anyway, we met up with Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone, the comic minds collectively known as The Lonely Island, to talk about their first feature film "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping", how they invented YouTube, and how they chose the perfect male nudity for the movie.The Lonely Island made their name with a series of comic online shorts spinning off from "Saturday Night Live". Their musical misadventures include "I'm on a Boat", "Jack Sparrow" and "I Just Had Sex", so first we asked the boys to pick their favourite Lonely Island videos: ...
ادامه مطلبAMD's new processors let you binge watch for longer on laptops - CNET
Enlarge ImageNot just a pretty face: AMD plans to deliver better performance and video capabilities with its 7th Generation processors. AMD What do you really need from a computer processor? AMD is thinking you want to "work faster, play longer" with its newest range of processors. AMD has launched its 7th Generation A-Series APUs at Computex in Taiwan, claiming that it's gaining ground on rival Intel, and that this year it is delivering a lot more power at lower price points. For those out of the loop, 'APU' is AMD's name for its processors, starting five years ago. These 'Advanced Processor Units' aim to combine genuine graphics processing right alongside the traditional CPU to deliver best possible per...
ادامه مطلبIntel confirms 7th generation Kaby Lake processors coming this year - CNET
Intel has confirmed its next-generation processors will arrive in 2016. Intel has confirmed that it will launch its eagerly anticipated 7th Generation core processors by the end of the year, with production beginning within months. Taking the stage at Computex in Taipei on Tuesday, General Manager of Intel's Client Computing Group, Navin Shenoy announced the news, confirming that production would begin on the processors by the end of this quarter. The company will also begin production on its entry-level Apollo Lake processors at the same time, with these chips also launching by the end of the year. "We're never done pushing innovation forward," said Shenoy. But this latest push forward has been some time coming, after Intel last year confirmed it would be putting its so-called "Tick Tock...
ادامه مطلبIntel goes "extreme" with first 10-Core processor, puts Tick-Tock tactics on hold - CNET
The next generation Broadwell-E chip is getting a makeover. Intel Dual-core, quad-core, octa-core -- chipset manufacturers have been boosting your processing power in leaps and bounds in recent years. But now, Intel is going one better with the next-generation Broadwell-E chip family, its first ever 10-core desktop processor.(You heard right, Intel is going for "10-core" in its branding here, ditching the logical naming progression to "deca-core." Apparently, with speeds like this, we don't need Latin.)The company is targeting power users with its next "Extreme Edition" of Core i7 chips, saying they've been designed with gamers, VR fans, content creators and overclockers in mind. Intel calls these users "me...
ادامه مطلبQualcomm announces new Snapdragon Wear 1100 processor for wearables - CNET
Claudia Cruz/CNET While it makes plenty of processors for mobile phones, Qualcomm isn't putting all its chips in one basket -- the company's latest Snapdragon Wear 1100, revealed here at Computex in Taipei, is meant for wearables, but unlike the earlier Wear 2100 announced earlier this year in February, the Wear 1100 has a more focused outlook.Instead of smartwatches or a wristband that does it all, the Wear 1100 will be likely be used in simpler devices such as fitness trackers.Wearables have traditonally been considered a niche market. But as sales continue to grow -- IDC reports that wearable shipments surged 171 percent last year, from 28.8 million to 78.1 million, it's growth that Qualcomm can't affor...
ادامه مطلبPope Francis meets with YouTube creators to 'promote empathy' - CNET
Enlarge Image YouTube As part of the VI Scholas World Congress, the Catholic Pope has for the first time met with a bunch of YouTube creators for the purpose of promoting empathy.The 11 creators were from 10 different countries around the world, and have 27 million subscribers between them. Louise Pentland of the UK, Lucas Castel of Argentina, Matemática Río of Brazil, Hayla Ghazal of the United Arab Emirates, Dulce Candy of the US, Matthew Patrick of the US, Jamie and Nikki of Australia and Sudan/Egypt, Greta Menchi of Italy, Los Polinesios of Mexico and anna RF of Israel met with the pope to discuss gender equality, loneliness, diversity, immigrant rights and other topics.A video of the entire discussion ...
ادامه مطلبBritish artists made more money on vinyl than on YouTube last year - CNET
"Where is my YouTube check?" WireImage via Getty Video streams don't pay the bills.That's the takeaway from a report on UK musicians' revenue in 2015 by the British Phonographic Industry, the record label association that promotes British artists including Adele and Sam Smith.The number of views on YouTube and other sites was explosive last year, rising 88 percent from 2014, to 26.9 billion plays, BPI said. Yet, these ad-supported platforms produced "only a meager" 0.4 percent rise in revenue for British musicians to 24.4 million pounds.To drive home just how tiny that amount is, the trade group noted that sales of vinyl records actually brought UK labels more money, at 25.1 million pounds. Compared with th...
ادامه مطلبWatch out, YouTube. Amazon lets anyone upload videos to Prime - CNET
Amazon is once again stepping into Google territory -- this time by taking on YouTube.If you ever dreamed of having your videos seen by Amazon Prime subsribers, now it can be a reality with Amazon Video Direct. The service lets anyone upload their video, and creators have the option of offering the video for free, charging for it, or putting it into Prime. Watch CNET Update to get the details, and also lea about changes coming to Periscope. If you rather consume your video entertainment in a headset, one Reddit user explains how to play old Virtual Boy games on Google Cardboard: CNET Update delivers the tech news you need in under 3 minutes. Watch Bridget Carey every afte oon for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, new apps...
ادامه مطلبYouTube TV service to debut as early as next year - CNET
YouTube may soon unveil a paid TV service called UnPlugged that will offer a bundle of broadcast and cable TV channels over the Inte et, according to Bloomberg News.The new service, which could cost less than $35 a month, is expected to debut as soon as 2017, according to the report, which cited unnamed sources familiar with the negotiations. YouTube, owned by Google's Inte et business Alphabet, has supposedly been in talks with content providers NBCUniversal, Viacom, Twenty-First Century Fox, and CBS. But it has yet to secure rights to the programming, because the parties haven't agreed to pricing for access to the channels, the story said. It's unclear what the service will look like when it's introduced, but Bloomberg's sources say YouTube could package basic broadcast TV channels from ...
ادامه مطلب