The Dev Team, specifically MuscleNerd, has released a video via qik.com of a jailbroken iPod Touch 2G (2nd Generation). Unfortunatly the jailbreak only works when tethered (connected via USB) to a computer. They are working on a fix for this but have proven the jailbreak to work by running terminal, Cydia and an NES Emulator (Nintendo). Let us know if the comments if you have an iPod Touch 2G waiting to jailbreak. Here’s the video:
Watch “redsn0w demo — first iPod Touch 2G jailbreak” from your iPhone or iPod Touch
12 seconds? Well, according to the application’s developers, this is how long one will continue paying attention to a video without losing interest. Still reading? Well, if you’re a fan of 
Streamcaster is a new application that allows you to subscribe to video podcast feeds and watch them on your iPhone or iPod Touch. When you open Streamcaster, you will get the main menu. To add a podcast’s feed to the application, select the + icon in the upper right corner. This will bring you to a screen where you can enter the feed’s url (don’t forget the http://). Once you have entered the feed url, you will be brought back to the main menu where you will see that your podcast has been added to the list. 
Although this was recorded in HD, it has been resized and compressed to make it a smaller file size. The file is still large because of the length of the recording. If none of those excuses are acceptable, I blame it on a PC. Someday I will have a mac…
livecliq is an application that allows you to record video on your iPhone and/or stream video from your iPhone to 
Well, it seems that while I was traveling, we finally got one of the apps that many of you have been waiting for…
Kevin Rose just recently posted a video of the Qik application for the iPhone but what makes it special is that it’s a future version from the App Store and not the Jailbroken version. To get you up to speed. Qik is currently only available by jailbreaking and it allows you to stream video live over Wifi or 3G connection. No word on price but we’re expecting it to be free. Let us know in the comments if you use Qik now and how you use it.
Britekite has been available for the iPhone via a web app but the lack of the location based feature has kept me from using the service. Last I checked, it wasn’t available in the App Store but it should be coming soon. Here’s a list of features and a video preview:
