JAMM fans know how I can gush over Kinoma Play. Well, one of the many reasons I like it so much, not only does it bring so many apps and functions into one useful stable, but when those applications you have chosen to incorporate get updated, Kinoma tells you. Today they announced a pretty substantial improvement to the You Tube version for Kinoma Play. Here’s what they say and here’s how to do it. (Oh, and if you’ve still not tried Kinoma Play, well, you’re missing out, IMHO)

YouTube Subscriptions

Kinoma Play + YouTube’s channel subscriptions are the best way to keep up with new videos from your favorite artists and other YouTube users.

You can subscribe to channels by everyone from musicians (“ladygagaofficial” for Lady Gaga), to movie studios (“SummitScreeningRoom” for Twilight trailers), to The Muppets (“MuppetsStudio“). Once you subscribe, new videos will automatically appear your YouTube app under Subscriptions, organized by channel.

This update increases the number of subscriptions you can have from 25 to infinity.

VEVO

This update supports more kinds of YouTube content, including VEVO videos. That’s great news because VEVO is the YouTube partner site created by Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and EMI – three of the world’s four major music labels.

With support for VEVO, this update opens up a new world of great music videos to Kinoma Play users.

How to update Kinoma Play’s YouTube app

Go to Kinoma Play’s Home screen, then choose Get Apps > YouTube and update.

All Kinoma Operating System versions Available HERE

All you Blackberry users out there, take note.   We’ve got a great deal for you this weekend, now through Sunday.

The Jared Company just sent us an email announcing a huge discount on their top-selling BerryJoose – Memory Optimizer.  This app has received rave reviews and it’s normally priced at $9.95.  From now through Sunday, May 23, you can pick it up for only $2.99, a 70% savings.

Register your copy here!

Today’s JAMM Store Deal of the Day is Mobiscope for Windows Mobile.  You can register Mobiscope for half the regular price, so be sure to check it out.

You can download a trial and/or register your copy here.

The programs details and specifications are below:

Complete video surveillance at a reasonable price! No need to purchase any expensive equipment. All you need is a webcam or network camera on your computer to record everything that goes on when you are away. Mobiscope can monitor the area for motion and transfer the recording to your Pocket PC handheld. Keep an eye on your children even when away from home. See your loved one at any time when separated by distance or observe your work place and employees in the office during trips. Features: Get motion detection alerts over email. Be notified of all motions and instantly watch a video stream from a place you observe. Start recording when motion is detected. Any web/IP cam support. You can watch up to 4 web or IP cameras simultaneously or watch public webcams streaming remarkable places of interest worldwide. English and German user interface. The app chooses the language according to your device settings. Mobiscope desktop service works on any Windows- and Mac-based PC. No special equipment required. All you need is a webcam connected to computer (or network camera) and your mobile device.

Minimum Requirements: A webcam or network camera on your computer Display Dimensions 240×240, 240×320, 240×400, 320×240, 320×320, 400×240, 480×480, 480×640, 480×800, 640×480, 800×480 Operating System Pocket PC 2003, Pocket PC 2003 SE, WM5, WM6, WM6.1, WM6.5

The Pocket Informant JAMM Giveaway is today over. See if you were a like one!

Congratulations to the two lucky JAMM readers who won a copy of WebIS personal information management software!!

Here they are:

• Shane Strickland
• Henrik Andersen

They will be contacted by us via email to gather all the needed information to provide them with Pocket Informant.

Keep reading JAMM, and stay tuned for some interesting changes, coming soon…

Amit over at Digital Inspiration reports on the amazing artistry of David Newman and his use of Sketchbook Pro and a Pogo Stylus to draw on his iPad. Want some inspiration for your own inner artist? Check out Amit’s comments and his inclusion of a Robert Scoble video of Newman at work. Begin grinning HERE.