Movavi adds new tools to online video conversion service

Add Ipod Movies: Movavi has added new tools to Movavi Online, a web-based service that enables users to download and convert video from one format to another --for sharing, podcasting, cellphones, iPods, and more - for free.Where the first version of Movavi Online gave users the ability to upload video stored on a PC, the service upgrade now also enables users to download video from Youtube, Google, Myspace, Metacafe and other video-sharing sites.Also, users are now able to download and watch Flash videos, convert video from the internet to AVI, MP4, MPG, 3GP and other formats for use with iPod, iPhone, PSP, cellphone and other devices, and merge several videos into one large movie.

Purported photo of 3G iPod nano surfaces

Adding Ipod Movie: A single photo today surfaced of what is rumored to be the third-generation iPod nano. The allgeded image appears to show a major revision of the flash-based player that widens but also shortens the device, allowing for a larger screen better suited to movies without boosting the overall size.

The rumored unit would share the same miniature click wheel as the current iPod nano but would have tapered sides similar to the fifth-generation iPod. Aluminum would likely make up at least the front face of each device, with Apple switching to more muted colors such as pale green and wine red. Features of the new players have not been described other than the addition of video playback. A release date for the devices is also unknown but would most likely be targeted for the Apple Expo Paris debut on September 25th.

Sloan is back

Add Ipod Movie: 1. What was your first job? My first job was working at a used record store when I was 12. I was getting $3.50 an hour and 50 cents credit per record. I used to go in all the time to buy stuff and there was a guy working there who I sort of knew.

He got in an argument with the boss and got fired when I was in the store. My boss looked at me and asked if I wanted a job. I worked there for four years.

2. What's on your iPod right now? I'm listening to The Best Of Muddy Waters and Strangeways, Here We Come by The Smiths.

3. What's the last good movie you saw? Bicycle Thieves by Vittorio De Sica.

4. If you weren't in a band, what would you be doing? Wishing I was in a band.

5. What TV show must you catch every week? Coronation Street (laughs). I'm a total slave for Coronation Street. It's embarrassing. I'll watch that or I'll watch Seinfeld, I don't care about anything else at all.

Tim Lai Sloan: the essentials From guitarist Jay Ferguson, these are the five indispensable Sloan albums: Twice Removed Released by Geffen Records, it's considered one of Sloan's best albums, but the band was soon dropped from the label because it didn't fit the commercial grunge sound of the time.

Keyspan RF Remote for Windows Vista Media Player Provides Superior Control

Adding Ipod Movies: Keyspan RF Remote for Windows Vista controls media player music, video and photos with more range and convenience than infrared remotes. Richmond, CA - Keyspan announced it is now shipping its new "RF Remote for Windows Vista." The remote control lets users operate the Windows Vista media player to enjoy music, TV, home videos, DVD movies, radio, and photos. Keyspan's RF Remote is "Certified for Windows Vista" and works with Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate.

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