Encoding.com just released new numbers pulled from Vid.ly which show that Android is gaining on iOS in terms of video viewing.

Logitech is announcing today a new webcam that allows up to 1080p video conferencing when used in conjunction with the compatible software. The

Boxee version 1.5 will be the last PC client there is, it seems they no longer want to support that build your own Boxee box initiative. It's partly because they see the Internet TV revolution moving away from Boxee-style boxes and instead going to connected TVs and secondary devices.

The Plex Media server and client are available for all manner of devices including Mac, iOS, Windows, Android and now, Google TV. That means you can pretty much set up one media server and then access it on just about any device you might have and want to get that content on. Plex Available On Google TV From the blog post over at Plex: As you all know, unless you’ve been living under a tech rock, Google is pushing out Google TV 2.0 with support for Google Marketplace, and Plex is one of the 50 companies launching an app with the release.

Yahoo, who changes their mind far more than, well… wants in on the online video deal, again. It almost seems like they got wind of what AOL was planning and said “Ooh! ooh! Us too!” Their on again, off again love affair with online video just seems like it is once again, going to end in heartbreak for the aging web portal and those who pay it any attention

Adobe MAX 2011 is going on, and while I’m not there, I’ve been keeping up with what’s going on. One of the interesting things for us, the online video community, is Adobe AIR 3 and Flash Player 11

We are happy to be the first to report that Microsoft now appears to be supporting HTML5 video emails in their Hotmail web client (provided what we’re seeing isn’t part of some beta test).

According to Vuclip's July 2011 Global Video Insights Report, Apple's smart appliances are globally the most popular mobile appliance for mobile video consumption.