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hi,
i am looking for some technology videos giving news, reviews tutorials etc. just like the followings:

http://zdnet.com.com/1606-2_2-6132568.html

www.bbc.co.uk/clickonline

can any one give me more urls?
thanks..

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Building on 's request for news, reviews and tutorials: a practical approach beats a blanket search. Pick a platform type first (news site, specialist review site, video host, or community), then narrow with keywords like "hands-on", "review", "how-to", the product model, or the year. As noted, a raw search returns too many hits; using site-specific searches and platform filters quickly surfaces useful video features.

Reliable, long-lived sources that publish video features and reviews include The Verge, Engadget, TechCrunch and Ars Technica. For hardware benchmarking and step-by-step builds try Tom's Hardware and AnandTech. For hands-on tutorials and demonstrations, search curated channels and playlists on YouTube and Vimeo. Community hubs such as Reddit r/technology and Hacker News often link to high-quality talks and livestreams.

's suggestion to follow regular shows is sound—official channel feeds and site-hosted playlists keep content organized. Mentions of converter/download tools by and address post-processing, not sources; prefer platform-supported offline options and trusted apps if saving video for later. Practical checks that preserve long-term usefulness: verify upload date, read the description for test methodology and timestamps, cross-check benchmarks across outlets, and watch for sponsored content (see ).

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CNET!!! www.cnet.com . You should download the crave video podcast and the Buzz out Load podcast aswell. You can't go wrong with Cnet's podcast of indeterminate lenght! (you will understand what I mean if you donwload BOL!)

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you can try yasa video converter to convert video files . It works very well.
http://www.yasasoft.com/

Does moving-picture format conversion have anything remotely to do with technical videos? I didn't think so.

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