Ancients of Ooga, from the Kefling creating Ninjabee, is bizarre. It’s like a form of demonic possession where you hop from Oogani to Oogani in order to make them complete tasks, open doors, throw levers, and yes, sometimes even sacrifice themselves… that’s the life of the Oogani.
Google announced the would open VP8 up as WebM, an open source video codec in a Matroska package with Ogg Vorbis as the audio encoder. So I thought it would be good to have a news round up of who’s in, who’s out and what Apple thinks (we all know that without a 500-page letter from Mr. Jobs).First off, I covered the original announcement so I won’t cover that again, you can find it here. Shortly after Google made the announcement public some high profile announcements were made in support of WebM.
There are rumblings afoot that Google and Intel are set to announce a new joint project in the Web TV arena. It’s said to be a “Smart TV” platform according to the Financial Times. The two technology mammoths are set to sign on with a third, Sony, to bring new televisions with built-in web services.
