G.ho.st is a collection of web 2.0 applications tied together inside a globally hosted operating system. So once you signup with their operating system you’ll be given a separate space for you including the operating systems applications. It gives you the mobility of using the same operating system from anywhere. The concept is to virtually present a pc with an operating system using your regular web browser. By default you will get a 3GB space upon signup. It actually consists of many web 2.0 applications in a single connected web operating system environment. I personally find it amazing and yes i would really like to see the future development of this product. Entirely powered by Adobe Flash, Javascript and Ajax brings you the streamlined web 2.0 operating system on your hand. It includes several games, powerful RSS reader, Youtube explorer, file manager, desktop applications and more. You will be able to upload your own files, presentations, documents, articles and maintain those inside the OS. It’s still at the alpha stage of development and I am sure there will be lot more features once it is completed.

Yahoo video has been launched today. You may have seen YouTube , vSocial , Aol Uncut  and other video services, Now our good old yahoo started it's journey with yahoo video. Their interface quite slick and easy. Yahoo Video will continue to allow major video publishers direct API access to the site, as [...]

Video-sharing service YouTube rolls out mobile upload, which lets you post a video via email from your video cameraphone.
Similar to Flickr’s upload by email, set up your YouTube upload by email profile and get a secret email address. Then, take a short video on your phone and send it via MMS to that email [...]