Pogoplug introduces introduces its new Pogoplug Video multimedia streaming device that lets you watch movies on your mobile device from anywhere instantly. The device has no internal hard drive, just like other Pogoplug devices, it has four USB ports for connecting external storage devices. There is a Gigabit Ethernet port. To stream video, no pre-transcode required, and it supports AVCHD, H.264, MPEG-4, MJPEG, MPEG-2, DivX media formats. It is able to stream video to iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Blackberry phones, as well as XBox 360 and PlayStation 3. Of course, you can also

Along with using Zune as your desktop media player, you can employ the software to perform its main task – syncing music and video to your Zune HD or Windows Phone. The process for each is the same – Windows Phone 7 features Zune software in the Music & Videos Hub in much the same way as the iPod features media playing capabilities of the iPod Touch. In order to get started syncing music and videos with your phone, you will first need to make sure you have a copy of the app from www.zune.net; once downloaded, this can be installed. Hooking Up to Zune Client In order

Among the options for media player apps for Windows 7 is the Zune client, intended as a sync tool for Zune and Windows Phone 7 hardware that is also very useful for managing your music, videos and pictures collection. Whether or not the application will be offered as a full replacement for Windows Media Player in future is not yet apparent – however Zune is more regularly updated than WMP, and is an integral part of Microsoft’s dynamic with Windows Phone 7. It also provides media synchronization with Xbox 360 consoles. But you don’t have to have a Zune player or Windows

In addition to ripping CDs, you can play back and enjoy video clips and DVDs on your Windows 7 PC using Windows Media Player 12. Equipped with the most up-to-date codecs at the time of its release in 2009, Windows Media Player 12 will allow you to watch a variety of different movie formats as well as enjoy your DVD collection (if your PC has a DVD player). With videos stored on your PC, you can add these in to your Windows Media Player library, enabling you to access them at any time, both locally and via other devices. Accessing the Video Library If you have any video clips

One of the main uses for the Zune client is for the search and installation of apps for Windows Phone 7. Providing direct access to the Marketplace in much the same was as iTunes does for iPhone, Zune displays by default the top available apps, an index of app categories (including games and various sub-categories) and also offers a Search tool to find the app that you want. With your phone hooked up to your computer or connected to your local wireless network you can then install the app of your choice – if your phone isn’t connected, however, Zune will hold onto the app

YouTube is one of the world’s most popular websites, hosting billions of user-submitted video clips that can be viewed on computers, phones and internet-capable TV sets. With a relaxed attitude to copyright and bending over backwards to permit censorship in certain countries, YouTube is an online home to many web users looking for music or clips from their favourite TV shows. Using YouTube is easy – you simply visit the website, type in the search term and wait for the search results to deliver something that you want to watch. From movies about conspiracy theories to clips

Making movies on any mobile phone is easy – but on Android it is made event easier with a selection of useful apps that can both enhance your camera’s functionality as well as perform minor editing tasks. By using these apps you can take advantage of some excellent mobile video editing and creation techniques, enabling you to create more than just the standard party, night out or day trip video clips. Even better, using a video clip that has been trimmed down to a specific amusing point is a great way to save time uploading clips to YouTube or Facebook. Basic Movie Clips

Last week, HP had unveiled its first ever webOS tablet, the HP TouchPad, which comes with a lot of impressive features and is expected to become a great rival to the Apple iPad and the Xoom tablet. Now, we have a treat for all the game lovers out there, a video of gaming on the upcoming tablet. The new video, which comes to us courtesy of Daily Mobile and TechnoBuffalo, allows us to take a peek at the gaming goodness on the new 9.7 inch webOS 3.0 tablet. The guy who is handling the device is playing Armageddon Squadron II, and the game appears to be running quite smoothly. In

The LG Optimus Pad Android tablet, which is known in the US as the LG G-Slate, has been launched officially at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The company has announced that the new tablet will begin shipping in local markets starting in the coming month. The LG Optimus Pad, which comes equipped with an 8.9-inch display, sports a dual-camera array that gives you the ability to produce 3D video. Similar to virtually every upcoming anticipated tablets, the Optimus Pad is powered by Google’s Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system and has an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor. But

If you’re like me, you might wonder if there just too many different video file formats in circulation. You might have a decent MPEG4 player on your PC or mobile device, but have you got a way to view 3GP files or any other file format created by mobile phone cameras? Generally speaking copying these types of file to your computer can lead to problems, often with missing sound, so the best solution to find a file converter application that doesn’t cost 10x more than you have in your pocket. What you need is something that you’ll probably only use once or twice, so paying