YouTube Capture

The App Store will never be the same.

In a year that saw Apple finally pass the one million milestone in terms of live applications in the App Store, it’s fair to say there’s a deluge of file-managers, smart calendars, budgeting tools and funky cameras to sift through to get to the real gems....

YouTube's Capture app is a handy tool for anyone that frequently uploads video from an iPhone or iPad to the popular sharing site. And today the company has updated Capture for iOS 7 while simultaneously adding a slew of important features. You can now pause and resume recording, whereas before any interruption effectively meant ending your clip. But even if you do find yourself with multiple videos, Capture now lets users stitch together an unlimited number of clips in each video. Individual clips can...

French video-sharing service Dailymotion has launched a video-camera app for iPhone users, as it looks to encourage more users to upload their own content....

YouTube has released an update for its Capture iOS app that offers support for multiple channels. The move gives video creators a tool to share their videos in more appropriate areas instead of uploading to one main site....

Just over a year after buying the Instagram photo sharing service for $1 billion, Facebook has added video sharing features that are similar to Vine, the video-only sharing app acquired by Twitter, and Lightt, an independent video sharing service.

Many of today’s tech companies and startups are still building their apps for iOS first, despite Android’s growing marketshare. The problem stems from a lack of in-house talent, fewer Android-owning beta testers, technical hurdles, fragmentation issues, potential for revenue and more. And yet, there’s this general perception that when it comes to the size and scope of the two competing app stores…

Google has updated the YouTube Capture app for iOS today, adding a small list of notable improvements that should make the iPhone and iPad a more viable option for shooting video....

Google today has released a new version of its YouTube Capture app. Users can now download the app and use it on their iPad and iPad mini device to not only record, but edit and share videos with just a few clicks. The company says that it brings in existing features from its YouTube Editor and Enhancements into the new app — a “growing array” of free tools it says will help creators quickly make better videos....

We'll always maintain that recording video (or snapping photos) with a tablet is ridiculous and you're better off refraining from the very thought, but apparently YouTube feels a bit differently. Its Capture app, which lets users quickly record clips and automatically upload them to YouTube, has been upsized to run natively on Apple's iPad and iPad mini. Like before, Capture includes a number of simple editing tools for stabilization, color correction, and adding background music. The "all-in-one"...

A little more than a month after the company debuted its video app on the App Store, Google has pushed live its first update for its YouTube Capture app, bringing with it 1080p HD uploads, improved audio synchronisation and upload speeds....

The official YouTube Capture for iPhone and iPod touch has today been updated to introduce support for 1080p video uploading — a feature that many felt should have been included from day one. Prior to this update, which also promises improvements to audio sync and upload speeds, users were limited to uploads in 720p resolution.

YouTube Capture was one of the more surprising iOS apps Google has launched lately, and appeared to be the biggest contender to the "Instagram for video" crown when it launched. While the app made quickly capturing, uploading, and sharing video as simple as it has ever been, there were a few minor complaints — namely, the app didn't allow users to upload videos in full 1080p, limiting them instead to 720p resolution. That's been changed with an update that rolled out to the iTunes Store today; users...

New Year’s Eve is only a few short days away, but if you’re still finalizing your plans, don't fret. With the right tools, planning a last-minute New Year's bash, finding a public event nearby, or even organizing transportation can be a breeze. Start the new year off without any stress—use these apps to ring in 2013 in style....

With smartphone costs dropping as the devices become more readily available worldwide, it is easier than ever to have a reporting toolkit at your fingertips. It's also easy to feel like you're drowning in a sea of apps. To simplify matters, here are four apps that fulfill most of a mobile journalist's video, audio and language needs: 1. 1st Video - Video Editor [iTunes link] Slice, dice and edit your video or photos on the go with one of the top road-tested iPhone apps.

Want to quickly record a moment and share it with everyone? YouTube's brand new Capture app lets you take video and share it instantly where ever you want....

YouTube just released a new video recording app for iPhones that comes with a bunch of neat features designed to help you make better videos, and share them on social networks. But the boldest thing about the app may just be its name.

Google just released a new app that is going to make it even easier to share all your funny and embarrassing videos on YouTube. YouTube Capture is a new iOS app by Google that records videos and uploads them to YouTube straight from your iPhone....

If you love sharing freshly shot video among family and friends—or with your far-flung network of Facebook, Google+, and Twitter intimates—you're in luck. There’s a large number of shoot and share options available on the Apple App Store....

Today, Google has launched a new dedicated shooting and sharing app called YouTube Capture that it says is designed to allow people to snap videos and get them up on the service as quickly as possible....

Google-owned YouTube rolled out "Capture" on Monday, an iPhone- and iPod touch-centric iOS app that lets users film and share short video clips through various social media websites like Facebook and Twitter, offering yet another alternative to Apple's first-party Camera app.

YouTube just released a new video recording app for iPhones that comes with a bunch of neat features designed to help you make better videos, and share them on social networks. But the boldest thing about the app may just be its name.