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Say hello to your new online friend, wdyl.com. An eagle-eyed TechCrunch tipster spotted this freshly launched Google portal, whose purpose it seems to be to gather up all of the company’s multifarious web services under one umbrella. A Google search…
Do not be alarmed, your Netflix.com experience has been updated today “with a new look and feel to make it easier for you to find something to watch instantly.” While the header introduced late last year remains and sticks on screen as you scroll ve…
Google’s Android Market now has a web client. Finally! And guess what else, it’s already live. Hit the source link below to get exploring. It’s very simple, really, you can browse the entire Market catalog on your desktop or however else you’re access…
Nope, Toshiba’s recently announced Android 3.0 tablet doesn’t have a name yet, but it does have its own Flash-based website. The site doesn’t reveal anything all that new about the device — we already knew it had a Tegra 2 processor, replaceable batt…
We all have our own favorite sites to consult for the latest movie, music or video game releases. With a cleanly designed site called ‘When it Drops,’ though, Web surfers can now find all this information with one click of a mouse. Each week, When it …
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As the summer heat drags on, one Explainer reader wonders why soda or beer from a can tastes so much fizzier than the stuff that comes out of a bottle. Is there really any difference in the carbonation?
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxYZKkusg-Y&hl=en]
Just adding the fmt=18 bit to the URLs in a video’s regular embed code won’t work. You have to add a couple of small pieces elsewhere, too. Here are the changes to make:
value=”(VIDEO EMBED URL)&ap=%2526fmt%3D18″ src=”(VIDEO EMBED URL)&ap=%2526fmt%3D18″
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Watch_Higher_Quality_YouTube_Videos#Embedding
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