SF Beta: 2.6 - September 23rd!

Published on September 10th, 2008 by cassiph

Hmm, had a little Facebook mix-up, which led me to check here and see that I didnt even get the new SF Beta launched on our blog! ACK! So here are the details!

SF Beta is back to help kick off the school year! Get your work brain ticking with inspiring demos, intelligent companions, and entertaining conversations at our home at 111 Minna. Also, please be sure to check out ServePath and Force10 Networks our two wonderful sponsors. You can find information and register to demo at http://www.sfbeta.com and pick up tickets at http://sfbeta2p6.eventbrite.com

Im sorry to say that all Demo places have been taken. But keep an eye on our wiki for the next SF Beta to open up.

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Dyalogues Blog
September 13th, 2008

See Dyalogues at SF Beta - Tuesday, Sept 23rd!…

We’re pleased to announced that Dyalogues will be demoing Dyalogues at SF Beta next Tuesday! You’ll even have the opportunity to set up an account, invite a friend, and begin dyaloguing. Brainstorm some debate and/or review ideas, and come…
Ben Lowenstein
September 19th, 2008

We’re proud to announce we’ll be (unofficially) demoing youMashTube at SF Beta. youMashTube is our cutting-edge YouTube video editor that just launched last week at http://youMashTube.com

youMashTube addresses the need for a more advanced way to watch and share YouTube. While YouTube offers the ability to make playlists, it is a confusing and tedious process where you have to navigate through a number of pages. Moreover, playback of a playlist is a jarring process where it loads each video page-by-page.

youMashTube is a faster, more robust way to search, watch, and mash YouTube videos:

- It provides a speedy quick-search for searching YouTube without reloading the page.
- You can drag and drop video results into your playlist.
- Setting a start and end time for each video is as easy as dragging two sliders.
- Click on the video-player to enter fullscreen, and fullscreen will
persist for the whole playlist- this makes watching YouTube like
watching TV!
- Saving your playlist as a “mash”, or webpage, is simple: Just click on the checkmark and enter a title.
- Once saved, you can bookmark that mash and share it on Facebook, MySpace, Digg, etc…