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This is another official update to the original Shift Happens videos. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology
Watching YouTube videos are always fun. Here are some random tips that will give you a better YouTube experience.
You could see the HQ button on the player that toggles the video quality between Normal and High quality.
Login to YouTube, which is pre-requisite for this tip, and go select Account->Playback Setup. You will get the following page.
Based on the your Internet speed you can default the video playback quality to either Normal or High. If you are not sure of your Internet speed, then you can leave this with YouTube to select the playback quality.
In the same page, you can also find the option to turn-of annotations permanently for all videos. I would personally suggest to turnoff annotations, because most of the annotations in YouTube videos are useless; also distract the video playback.
Select your preferences and click on Save Changes.
Google latitude is a fun feature to share the location with friends. This feature was not released for iPhone users by Google for a long time.
Google Latitude for iPhone
Now users can avail Google Latitude on their iPhone. However, this has not been released as part of Google Apps application. User should visit google.com/latitude in iPhone Safari browser.
Here is an video that provides some useful tips on How to protect your privacy on Google latitude. Have fun!
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