With News Corp's MySpace having launched in India, can Google-owned YouTube be far behind? The popular video-sharing Web site today launched its local Indian version at www.youtube.co.in.
YouTube India is different in that it features a localized home page plus search functions, allowing users create and share videos, discover the most popular/relevant videos in India, and generally connect with other Indian and global users. Over time, YouTube India is expected to have an entirely 'local' flavor and feature content and functionality that is most desired by Indian users.
YouTube India sports local features like promoted videos, featured videos, home page promotions, localized user interface and help center, user support and community features (video ratings, sharing, and content flagging), and intends making easier for the Indian YouTube community to search and view videos from India. In addition, content uploaded by users in India would show up as 'top favourites' and 'recommended content' on the local YouTube Web site. YouTube India also aims at facilitating exchange amongst the large Indian NRI community.
Meanwhile, YouTube India has already inked partnerships with the likes of UTV, NDTV, India TV, Zoom TV, Rajshri Films, Eros Entertainment, IIFA, the Ministry of Tourism, IIT Delhi, and KrishCricket to name a few, with the objective of bringing exclusive Indian content to users in newer ways. Enjoy guys
Source: TechTree
Google has finally launched Hindi as one of the languages on its popular Google translate application. The move indicates the importance that the Google accords to the expanding Indian market. The Google translator is a very useful tool for providing translation services to the net users. The availability of Hindi in its translation application will give a boost to search engine’s use in the Indian market.
Nonetheless, the product is useful in a very narrow sense that it cannot translate intricate phrases and sentences and can be of help only for a very limited purpose.
On this shortcoming the Google says, "We're working to support other languages and will introduce them as soon as the automatic translation meets our standards. It's difficult to project how long this will take, as the problem is complex and each language presents its own unique challenges”.
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Found a singer on YouTube that you liked, and wanted to extract the song? Well,today’s resource lets you do just that. Simply copypaste the YouTube link – or upload any FLV file you have – and the site will generate an MP3 file of the audio track. Save it to your PC, and then just add it to your music library or MP3 player. Simple and convenient!
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Regular expressions are used for complex string validation and manipulation. For example they can be used for checking an email address for correct syntax, which the user entered into a form. Regular Expressions Tester is used for validating these expressions and is therefore usefull for developers of software and web applications.
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