I’m not ashamed to say that I love finding cool music artists on Youtube and if you’ve been following this blog you’ll know that I love supporting my filipino brothers like the super talented AJ Raphael.

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Samsung has finally joined the illustrious, bulging ranks of Flip-imitating manufacturers, announcing the HMX-U10, a 1080p-recording, 10-megapixel-shooting compact camcorder set to land in September.

Samsung announced three new camcorders, including the ultracompact HMX-U10, which is pitted directly against the popular Flip UltraHD.  As you’d expect from this category of Web-savvy camcorders, the HMX-U10 emphasizes ease-of-use, with one-touch uploading to YouTube, in-camera video editing software, and USB charging. Unlike the Flip line of camcorders, it requires a separate USB cable, which is a pretty big drawback to some. Nevertheless, Samsung’s new entry outdoes the older UltraHD in several other important ways.

Features of HMX-U10 compared to Flip UltraHD:

• It records full 1920×1080 video at 30 fps (vs. the UltraHD has 1280×720 resolution)
• It snaps 10 megapixel still images (UltraHD shoots video only)
• It has 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor is significantly larger than the UltraHD has 1/4.5-inch sensor
• It uses an SD card slot to allow for storage flexibility (though there’s no built-in memory)
• It is smaller and lighter than the UltraHD.

Additionally, Samsung claims that the camera’s physical design, which angles the top portion camcorder seven degrees up, will provide for more ergonomic shooting, reducing stress on your arm.  The HMX-U10 will ship in September. Sources say that the base price for the HMX-U10 camcorder is just the same as the UltraHD.

Samsung HMX-U10 on Gizmodo.

Ok we just posted that the Sony Ericsson C905 is finally available for consumption in Australia, however there may be many of you who are still not convinced on whether you should get one or not.

Here’s a Sony Ericsson C905 video that I found on YouTube which gives you a bit of an idea of what makes this phone so special (comes complete with elevator music):

The anticipated Sony Ericsson G705 was now formally announced by the company, and it’s looking mighty fierce. The slider phone boasts 3G connection which I’m sure people would enjoy using on a full HTML browser.

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January 24, 2008, YouTube Team: Today we’re excited to announce the official debut of YouTube for Mobile, featuring a new and improved mobile website, m.youtube.com! Until today, many of you who tried watching videos on m.youtube.com from your mobile phones may have longed to see a wider selection of videos and more community features that you’ve come to know and love on YouTube.com.

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Visit the YouTube Blog for more details on YouTube Mobile.