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How about downloading your videos, daddyos, to your Blackberrys?!?!

MediaCell Video Converter is the best free software (according to CNet) for MP4 file conversion of portable Backberrry devices.  MediaCell introduces unmatchable video compression ratio and conversion speed - 7 times the playback speed.  Cool!

The technology that lies behind this tool allows them to re-compression video files without causing any loss in video quality.

I see them flying off the shelf.  How can’t they be - they’re free!

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Got another video converter for you along the lines of our Wile E. Koyote (Yes, I know how to spell coyote) in our first post today.

There’s some differences (other than this one being freeware) between the two that you just might want to check out for yourself!

So dash on over and see what you think.

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Okay, so you got a new iPod for Christmas.  Or you already have one and don’t know how to  download videos to the blasted thing!

How about we start out with a tool that can convert FLV, DIVX, AVI and other formats to an iPod video format? Can you dig it?

This means that you can download YouTUbe videos and put them directly on your video iPod. Shazam whatam!

Go here to check out Koyote Soft ($19-25 depending on what you’re doing) and here for free downloads.

Who says Daddy doesn’t love ya’!

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We hope you’re enjoying your Christmas, and won’t be reading this until Wednesday, December 26, 2007. Except for our order fulfillment department, we’ll be out for the week, and you’ll be reading special posts we’ve prepared for your enjoyment in advance.  In the meantime, here’s what we read during the holiday weekend. 

1.  Was Jesus born at Christmastime?
2. The Best of ProBlogger 2007
3. How to Say Merry Christmas in over 300 Languages
4. The 10 Most Spectacular Places to Spend New Year’s Eve
5. How the Grinch Stole Christmas: A Special Holiday Recipe

After your celebration, we hope this gives you some relaxing reading until tomorrow when we start our vacation posts.  Again, Merry Christmas.  We hope you have enough to enjoy and enough left over to share with someone who needs it. We’ll be back in plenty of time to usher in the New Year together, but please give us a chance to catch up if you’re sending us emails.

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Noooo, I haven’t gone haywire. I just thought this title would catch your eye and then you can learn about this very cool tool.

Everyone knows that the Internet is a censor-less place where anyone can fake their identity, browse or publish any content whether it is appropriate or not for them. Children are no exception, they can be exposed to this content as well.

And for that reason, here’s a Firefox extension which allows you to control what your child browses right from the browser. As soon as you install this extension, you can start to add accounts for each of your family members.

Firefox’s ‘Glubble’ makes sure your kids can’t see the whole World Wide Web - they can only see ‘family friendly’ parts of the web - it’s like their own little world - Glubble World!

Glubble also filters the search results in Google or Yahoo!. So when your child searches for something, he sees a page of filtered search results. You can also customize the look and feel to suit your child’s reading ability.

And there’s more - A site called Glubble World has lots of sites, grouped by category, which are appropriate for you child. How smart is that!

Of course, Firefox’s Glubble is free!

Another “Christmas Gift” from me to you.

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River Past Audio Converter is the award winning audio converter and extractor.

With this puppy you can convert almost any audio format to WAV, MP3, WMA, or audio-only AVI. River Past supports a variety of input formats, including the standard WAV, MP3, WMA, RealAudio, and the not so standard OGG, AIFF, and Unix Audio.

Extract audio from the standard AVI, ASF, WMV, MPEG-1 and MPEG-2, RealMedia and QuickTime MOV and MPEG-4.

If the file format exists, River Past will probably support it.

There’s a $29.95 basic model and a $49.95 fully loaded with all the bells and whistles.

It’s not too late to ask Santa to put this under your tree. If you don’t believe there is a Santa then just shuck out the money yourself. Go ahead, you deserve to treat yourself or perhaps you could give it to that special audiophile who would just die to have it.

You’ll be a hero/heroess!

So check it out! Make sure you visit the features that River Past offers.

Thanks to Hendry Lee who brought this too our attention via commenting on one of our posts.

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