Sunday, October 31, 2010

The first Feldman File videoblog is live!

I've posted the first episode of the Feldman File videoblog to YouTube! Let's put it this way: It can only get better from here. I should have taken that scholarship to the Columbia School of Broadcasting when it was offered to me.

This week's episode covers the following news:
  • Barnes & Noble's NOOKcolor eBook reader (and Android tablet wannabe)
  • Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon have all set prices and availability dates for their versions of Samsung's Galaxy Tab Android tablet
  • News from Adobe's MAX Developers' Conference
  • Sencha Animator, a timeline tool for animation using HTML and CSS3, goes into beta
  • Roku licenses the hardware and software behind its Internet set-top boxes to consumer electronics companies
  • IDC reports that Apple has become the world's fourth-largest mobile phone manufacturer, passing Research in Motion


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