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• PhotoFilmStrip Turns Photos Into Video Turn a series of photographs into "Ken Burns"-esque, documentary-style photo montage videos with PhotoFilmStrip.
• Google Adds Captions to YouTube Search Automatic video captioning service is designed to make YouTube searches easier.
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 Lets You Fine-Tune Photos and Video The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 is a powerful, semicompact megazoom camera with an awesome range of controls for both stills and video.
• YouTube Direct: Why Citizen Journalists Shouldn't Care YouTube's new tool lets you upload your footage to news Web sites, but why would you want them to swipe your clips?
• YouTube-Univision Deal: It's a Big One Spanish-language network will offer current, full-length programs on YouTube. When will the big networks follow suit?
• Boxee to Unveil Set-Top Box on Dec. 7 The device, compatible with the Boxee service, will have its public debut (in mock-up form) at a Dec. 7 event in New York.
• Hello, Sezmi -- Goodbye, Cable The Sezmi TV service aims to provide a more personalized, Net-savvy, inexpensive alternative to cable and satellite.
• Kodak Zi8 Pocket Camcorder Shows Impressive HD Video Quality The full-featured Zi8 captures the best HD pocket-camcorder footage we've seen, but its interface and digital zoom often get in the way.
• YouTube Goes High Definition with 1080p Videos YouTube says next week it will start to deliver 1080p high definition video.
• Clicker Hands-On: Web Potatoes, You Need This Finally -- an easy-to-use Internet programming guide that can help you find the really good stuff worth watching.
• Logitech's LifeSize Deal Is a Head-Scratcher Although computer peripherals and telepresence are an unlikely pairing, the acquisition puts Logitech in competition with Cisco, HP, Polycom and others.
• In-Flight Entertainment on a Netbook Here's how to make the most of a low-powered PC, be it a netbook or humbly equipped business machine.
• Neflix Arrives on PS3: First Look An on-demand version of Netflix is finally available for the PS3. Here is a first look.
• The Beatles on iTunes: Don’t Hold Your Breath Just because the Beatles' music is coming in digital form, that doesn't mean we can expect to see it on iTunes.
• Memorex MyVideo HD Camcorder The Memorex MyVideo HD pocket camcorder won't bowl you over with its performance or build quality, but its feature set is a good value for the price.
• Corel Digital Studio 2010 This suite includes a photo organizer, a midlevel photo editing app, and video editing and DVD production tools, but doesn't excel at any of them.
• Western Digital WD TV Mini Multimedia Player The WD TV Mini is a great little travel player for your multimedia files.
• TechSmith Camtasia Studio 6 Video Editing Software Camtasia Studio 6 is a pricey but easy-to-learn tool for producing everything from clean home movies to slick training videos.
• New Sonos All-in-One Music Player Sounds Great, Approaches Affordability At $399, with built-in speakers and great sound, the ZonePlayer S5 network music system is a good deal, but its setup may pose problems for you.
• Best Buy Movie Downloads: Is the Death of the DVD Nigh? The emergence of multimedia niceties such as Windows 7’s Internet TV and home networking standards such as DLNA 1.5 are starting to make streaming video all the more appealing.
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 With a compact frame, interchangeable lenses, HD video-shooting capabilities, and simple but versatile controls, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 is an excellent alternative to an entry-level DSLR.
• Music Piracy Wars May Finally Take a Break A survey suggests music labels should relax, while a new P2P project self-polices users.
• Apple Claims Apple TV Is 'Still a Hobby' — Seriously AppleTV isn't actively being worked on. Here's a theory: Apple has had all of their best talent in the past two years working round the clock on the Tablet, so the AppleTV gets neglected.
• Palm Lost the iTunes Sync Battle (Again) Apple strikes again and disables Palm's ability to sync with iTunes.
• Evolution of the MP3 Player Portable digital music players have evolved through the years, from hulking $800 devices to tiny $60 iPod Shuffles. Here's a look at how MP3 players have changed over the past decade.