If you can remember back to 2008, Comcast started to enforce a bandwidth cap of 250GBs. At this time, many popular “tech stars” like Chris Pirillo even revolted against the cap. Due to all the video stream we have done these past four years, a 250GB cap is ridiculous for all. Comcast mentioned in [....]

Yesterday, everyone who searched for anything from Pasta to Tech Cores got a nice little doodle from Google. Google is known for their different ideas to celebrate peoples’ birthdays to holidays by posting creative artwork to spruce up their homepage in commemoration. Today is Charlie Chaplin’s 122nd Birthday, so Google couldn’t miss the chance to do [....]

Happy April Fools Day Tech Cores Readers, Today, as always, YouTube has posted a April Fool’s Day joke. But this year, there wasn’t as big of hype from it. As many know, YouTube normally pranks people with things from Rick Rolling everyone a few years ago and last year introducing for one day [....]

As many of you know, YouTube is the world’s largest video sharing site. Sadly, the main thing users on YouTube complain about is the 10 minute time limit. Now YouTube is allowing all users to upload videos that are up to 15 minutes. This is good for people who have videos that cause [....]

So if you are an active user on YouTube you would probably have noticed YouTubes’ new video player. Below is a picture of YouTubes’ new video player when your mouse isn’t hovered over the video. And this is the player when your mouse is hovered over the video. Now the major differences between [....]

It’s not very often when we blog about something like this, in fact, it has never been done before. Not too long ago, I saw a tweet from @thecreativeone (David Di Franco), and he mentioned a really funny YouTube video. I personally really laugh at this kind of stuff. And to my surprise, [....]

YouTube…you’ve heard about it, you’ve watched videos on it, and you’ve even uploaded your own content on it; we all know and love YouTube. I’m a YouTube’r myself, and I personally love every bit of YouTube. Around December of last year, YouTube launched its HD video compatibility; making a lot of the videos on [....]