There is no need to download and install a video uploader now, everything works within the browser. Question for Google: how about fixing the extension install for Google Notebook?
The other improvement is that your video is available for viewing immediately, YouTube-style. Google editors will have to review the video before it can be searchable.
References:
Instant gratification, Google Video style. Google Blog.
Tabblo Photo Sharing
Google needs a photo sharing service badly and the newly-launched Tabblo may be the answer. It even has a Picasa plug-in.
Tabblo is a Flickr competitor and so far I like it better. I wonder what Enoch Choi thinks about it -- he had some Flickr aggravations recently. The servce is free with unlimited uploads and the "tabblos" just look good: see my photos from a recent visit to the Cleveland Botanical Garden.
See my Tabblo
Update 3/22/2007:
HP goes web 2.0, buys Tabblo. GigaOM.
References:
Tabblo Allows Its Users To Design Sleek Montages; Paying $20 for a Poster. WSJ.com.
First Look: Share Photos and Stories With Tabblo. PCWorld.com.
Update 3/22/2007:
HP goes web 2.0, buys Tabblo. GigaOM.
References:
Tabblo Allows Its Users To Design Sleek Montages; Paying $20 for a Poster. WSJ.com.
First Look: Share Photos and Stories With Tabblo. PCWorld.com.
Enoch:
ReplyDeleteI thought that you might like to give Tabblo a try.
These new internet start-ups are like toys for grown-ups. It sounds goofy, but I usually test-drive all new Google services on the day they are released... :-)