After months of rumor and speculation, Apple disappointed many fans yesterday when they announced the new Apple iPhone 4S instead of the iPhone 5. And while investors don’t seem to be impressed , and lots of fans are disappointed, there are still some impressive and interesting things about this new device, particularly for video creators and marketers.

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Video & The Apple iPhone 4S – What Video Creators & Marketers Need To Know

To some he is the devil incarnate , and to others he is nothing short of a god-like genius . Love him or hate him, you cannot deny that he has a fairly nifty way with words (as well as considerable business acumen and good taste in design).

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SEO Lessons From Apple’s Steve Jobs

Late last week, Adobe released Flash Media Server 4.5 , which will finally bring Flash video content to iOS devices.

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Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5 Brings Flash Video To iOS Devices

Another week has flown by and, as usual, there was too much online video news to keep up with it all. Thankfully for you, we have created this weekly online video news round up, which collects the very best news stories, opinions, and tips from around the web and compiles them all in one handy location. If you were too busy to keep up with everything breaking in the world of online video, hopefully you’ll find what you missed below

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The Weekly Online Video News Round Up – Google Edition

This is going to certainly piss some people off. Motorola has a new product call Televation which has but one real purpose. Stream your TV signal live to devices connected to your home network

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Motorola Televation Box Marries Coax to Local Network Streaming

Just last week I wrote about IntoNow’s tech and how it’s being used by Pepsi and said that it could be a sort of stepping stone to bring the masses to the interactivity of Internet TV. Yahoo! must have read my article because this week, they bought the company.

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Yahoo! Buys IntoNow, Getting Into Interactive TV or Back Into Online Video?

One of the most popular ways for brands to reach huge audiences with online video is to create a clip that begs the question, “Was that real or fake?” When an event in a video is so amazing and so unbelievable that audiences aren’t sure whether or not they can believe it, then the brand has reached viral nirvana. Audience members are far more likely to share videos like these with friends, regardless of which side of the debate they land on. This isn’t a new trick.

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Pepsi Shows Us The Wrong Way To Fake A Viral Video

How do you know an online trend is possible reaching its apex? When network television creates a summertime reality show around it. Enter Fox’s “Mobbed,” which airs tonight, March 31, 2011.

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Fox Is Going To Kill The Flash Mob With New Reality Show

Look, it’s Wednesday and I remembered to do the mid-week round up, at mid-week. I know that might not be a major achievement to some of you, but when you’re as busy as I am, everything that gets done on time is an achievement

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Reel Quick Clips: Online Video News Mid-Week Round up

It’s Saturday and I shouldn’t be working, but I am (then I’m off to play some Homefront). I just wanted to let you all know that if you’ve got an iPhone and Google TV you can now use them together.

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Google TV Remote App for iOS Devices Hits the App Store