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Have you been dying to upload Threat Level Midnight? You know, that two-hour movie you filmed in your backyard, starring Agent Michael Scarn? Well, according to YouTube's blog, you won't have to upload it in 15 minute chunks any more. The video site is lifting limits on the length of videos, as long as you have a history of complying with copyright laws. YouTube, owned by Google, credits the new unlimited time limits on advances in… Read More

Wi-Fi enabled cameras might not be the latest thing under the sun—folks have been using integrated wireless capabilities to sideload photos and even upload images to social networking sites and photo sharing services for a while now. But try using those cameras in typical public Wi-Fi hotspots and users often run into a problem: no way to enter a password or other credentials. To fix that problem, Sony is offering the Cyber-shot… Read More

Eye-Fi us best known for making memory cards for cameras and camcorders that include integrated Wi-Fi circuitry. The idea is that users can upload their images and video to a local network without having to connect their cameras to a PC, transfer files, and lugubriously futz with their media in order to get data off their camera: take a picture, and it's ready to be transfered. Now, Eye-Fi has announced the company is working on a… Read More