Mobile Video Apps by Beata Dumaplin

Video making has never been more accessible than in today’s mobile world. Almost every digital device, from music players to smart phones, can shoot video. With the increase in video capture, we have also seen a growth in video editing software, especially for mobile devices. We took a walk around the Internet and found quite a few video editing apps.  Read the rest of this entry »

We got an early release of Motorola’s new Droid phone and took it for a quick test drive to see if it’s got what it takes to be a competitive camcorder.

Charlie Fulton, our Tech Guru had the chance to play with the phone and was surprisingly pleased with the quality of the video it recorded.  The Droid can upload video directly to YouTube, so when you shoot it now, you can share it with the world in only seconds, a cool feature if you’re the first one to catch the return of Elvis from an extraterrestrial spaces-ship. Now that’s a video the world will want to engage in! Read the rest of this entry »

In what is said to be “the world’s first feature film to debut on mobile phones”, Sally Potter’s RAGE is being distributed in seven episodes on Babelgum. Starting at 12:01 EDT on September 21, you can begin pulling down an episode a day for a week, provided you have an iPhone, iPod Touch or Google Android-based phone.

The movie includes some big names, including Eddie Izzard, Steve Buscemi, Dame Judi Dench and Jude Law, and is an ode to the fashion industry.

We’re curious to see how it’ll do; though we think they’re shooting themselves in the foot by turning their backs on all of the other phones in captivity that can play back 3GPP video… including, hello, the BLACKBERRY?! Then again, the flipside is that this movie will be so well-received that everyone who can will be downloading it, bringing the Internet to its knees (and possibly even T-Mobile and AT&T’s 3G networks as well.)