Samsung is continuing its rather witty advertising campaign to highlight the advantages of the Samsung Galaxy S2 over the iPhone – and we have to say we’re still enjoying them.
Scroll down for the latest three instalments (and an explanation of what ‘cocking a snook’ means).
Keen to help you find more entertaining distractions, Google has launched YouTube Slam, serving up the hottest, oddest and (ahem) ‘funnest’ video clips.
YouTube has released its list of the most watched videos online for 2011, with a not-particularly-amusing “talking” dog topping the list of UK viewers.
If you’re in the market for a car with above average water balloon bursting capabilities, then it seems Alfa Romeo have just the car for you.
When we saw this incredible video for ‘Snow City Radio’ by the unsigned UK band The Lost Cavalry, we assumed that they were either rich kids able to afford a big budget production, or that the band members all doubled up a film industry professionals.
We were intrigued enough to write to them to ask them how it was done, and were amazed by what they told us: the whole thing was done on a budget of less than £50 and filmed and produced entirely by the singer, Mark West – who has had no training as a cameraman or photographer.
Here’s the story of how he managed to put together such an incredible video:
I’ve been totally blown away by this astonishing time lapse video taken from the International Space Station.
We don’t usually associate AT&T and Blackberry with the concepts of ‘fun’ and ‘amusing promos,’ but their new video for the Blackberry Torch smartphone actually managed to raise a smile in the battle-hardened offices of Wirefresh.
It seems to be striking a chord with others too, with the video rapidly gaining ‘vital’ status online.
Billed as “Britain in a Day. Four nations. 24 hours. 61 million perspectives,” YouTube’s latest project aims to capture 24 hours of us Brits doing our thing.
Billed as a “historic film capturing for future generations what it was like to be alive on the 24th of July, 2010,” Life In A Day is a 90 minute movie created from user-submitted videos.
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Man oh man, we want to jump straight into the wonderful world of high tech shown off in Microsoft’s astonishing futuristic movie.
Google have swished back the red curtains to reveal their Android digital movie rental store for UK users today.
YouTube’s movie rental service has just gone live in the UK, allowing popcorn munching Brits to sprawl over their sofas and suck up over a thousand movies for a small fee.
Skype have slammed down an update to their Android app, with the all-new, all-shiny v2.5 adding support for video chat on an additional 14 devices (see below), including the popular Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Motorola XOOM tablets.
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It’s only a video taster, but we have to say we’re getting increasingly stoked up at what we’re seeing of the forthcoming Windows Phone 7.5 Mango mobile interface.
Back in the balmy days of June, Skype bolted on the ability to make one-to-one video calls over both Wi-Fi and 3G via its Android application, but it was a fat lot of good to most users as very few handsets were actually able to make use of the feature.
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