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Palm Announces Video Recording for webOS

Jan 7, 2010, 2:29 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Palm announced that it is adding the ability to record and share video with webOS devices. Previously, webOS was unable to record video. The new feature includes on-device video editing similar to that of the iPhone's video editing tool. A single tap will let the user upload the video to YouTube, Facebook, etc. The new feature will be enabled to all webOS devices by an over-the-air update to webOS coming in February.

source: Palm

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phone333

Jan 7, 2010, 2:54 PM

About Daim tiiiimmmme !

I'm glad to see Palm coming along..We starting to see 3d games, video rec is coming and Flash 10 should be right around the corner

Jayshmay

Video recording is one of the most basic features that SHOULD have been including in the Pre right out the door! Duh Palm!

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