You are here on this post because of the stunning hadding.but,really i am telling you a cool and convenient way to post videos to YouTube by using your phone.

Normally we uses to upload videos in youTube firstly copying it from our PC.All you have to do is set up YouTube’s mobile upload options and then email your videos to the YouTube site.

To configure YouTube for your mobile phone, click the My Account link at the top of any YouTube page. When your My Account page appears, scroll down to the Account Settings section and click the Mobile Upload Profiles link. On the next page, click the Create Mobile Profile button.

To configure YouTube for your mobile phone, click the My Account link at the top of any YouTube page. When your My Account page appears, scroll down to the Account Settings section and click the Mobile Upload Profiles link. On the next page, click the Create Mobile Profile button.

Next you’ll see the Create Mobile Upload Profile page. Supply the necessary information—the profile name, video title, whether you want the filename or date appended to the video title, a short description of the profile, whether your mobile videos should be public or private, tags for your mobile videos, a category for your videos, people you want to share them with, and how you want to be notified when the upload is complete. Click the Create Profile button, and your profile is created.

The profile you create includes the email address to which you should send your mobile videos. Typically it’s a series of numbers followed by @mms.youtube.com. Make a note of this address and enter it into your mobile phone’s address book.

Now just upload a video from your mobile phone, start by recording the video on your phone; then email the video to the @mms.youtube.com address. You’ll be notified via email or text message when YouTube has received the email and begun processing the video. You can then go to YouTube’s website and edit specific information about the newly uploaded video.

There is lot of buzz in android applications development and last year Google Reveal Android developer challenge winners.Google Android apps available for free download in the Android Market.

We found it pretty easy to track down 25 great free Android apps, but we’re sure that you’ve found more. This list isn’t exhaustive by any means. If you’re a fan of other free Android apps, please add your view in the comments section below.

1. Pandora Radio – Free Google Android App

Pandora is a necessary apps for every smartphone. Like the other mobile versions, Pandora for Android lets you tap into custom radio stations that you create based on songs or artists. It plays in the background, though it plays smoothest over Wi-Fi. You can create new stations on your phone.

2. Google Voice – Free Google Android App

Google Voice is one of the best Android apps to use Google Voice on a cell phone. This great app lets you make outgoing calls and SMS messages from your virtual Google Voice number, including inexpensive international calls (which begin at just two cents per minute).

3. Talk To Me – Free Google Android App

This translater is really a very amaizing app. It translates between English, French, Spanish, German and Italian, speech to speech – you speak into it, and then it will speak the phrase in a different language.Note-no website is available for this app.

4. Ringdroid – Free Google Android App

This simple, open-source utility has one purpose: it lets you clip songs to make ringtones. You can do this on your PC, of course, but Ringdroid’s thousands of downloads and slew of positive reviews show that plenty of people want to clip their ringtones right on their phone.

5. SportsTap – Free Google Android App

This great Android app for SportsTap,sports addicts gives you scores, news and stats for basketball, hockey, golf,baseball, football, tennis, soccer and NASCAR. Game previews come with projected scores and statistics.

6. Photoshop.com Mobile – Free Google Android App

Adobe’s Photoshop.com mobile lets you browse all the photos on your phone and crop, rotate, color-correct or change them to black-and-white with a beautifully intuitive interface. If you have a free account at photoshop.com, you can upload and store your photos online.

7. Bonsai Blast – Free Google Android App

Quality games are still so much rare for Android. Bonsai Blast is a pleasant exception: a fun, addictive, and professional game that’s also free. Popular on feature phones, Bonsai Blast is oddly both exciting and soothing; you shoot colored bubbles at strings of other colored bubbles to clear them out,With each level lasting three minutes tops, this is a perfect example of a very casual game.

8. Meebo IM – Free Google Android App

Meebo is a free IM program that supports AIM, MSN, Yahoo, MySpace IM, Google Talk, Jabber and ICQ. You can also sign in using a Meebo account and your chat history will be saved forever, and can be accessed from anywhere.

9. Glympse – Free Google Android App

This Google Android application lets you share your location and movements in real-time with your family, friends, and coworkers. Instead of automatically updating your location, Glympse gives you greater control by allowing you to manually publish such information and a brief message for a specified amount of time.

10. My Tracks – Free Google Android App

A Google android app that records Record GPS tracks. Monitor your performance. My Tracks enables you to record GPS tracks and view live statistics while hiking, biking, running or participating in other outdoor activities. Once recorded, you can share your tracks with friends, upload them to Google Spreadsheets, and visualize them on Google My Maps.

11. MySpace Mobile – Free Google Android App

This free Android MySpace client gives you all the basic MySpace features, though it’s unfortunately lacking both media streaming and all of those weird plug-ins that people tend to put on their pages. You can view or add your own or your friends’ comments, blogs and photos, add new friends and most importantly send e-mail.

12. Opera Mini – Free Google Android App

This impressive app can browse the entire Web on your Android phone and save time and money. Opera mini is compressing pages up to 90%, making web browsing fast. Synchronize your bookmarks, history, notes and more between your computer and mobile phone.

13. Comeks Fun Photo Blogger – Free Google Android App

IT can create and share funny cartoon-like images. Take and filter photos, add stickers and text bubbles on them. Lots of stickers and text styles to choose from. When done, share the funny image in Facebook, Tumblr, Flickr, Bebo, Twitter or Comeks.com. You can also send it as an email or MMS.

14. MultiReader – Free Google Android App

this application which is designed primarily for adults and upper-level students can be sold on PDA, GPS, car embedded system, electronic paper (available in a near future

15. Google Sky Map – Free Google Android App

Google Sky Map: A star map for Android. Google Sky Map turns your Android-powered mobile phone into a dynamic window on the night sky. When you point your phone up you will see a map of the brightest stars, constellations, and planets in that part of the sky.

16. Loopt – Free Google Android App

It connects you to your friends and the places around you. See where your friends are and what they’re doing. Connect on the fly and instantly share photos, comments, and cool places. Turn your phone into a social compass and never be bored or lonely again!

17. Twidroid – Free Google Android App

Its a one of the market leading twitter client on the android platform. today we’d like to share a sneak peak of the forthcoming twidroid pro – a new milestone release that will extend our current product line and includes features such as: multi-account support ,video posting, desktop widget, bit.ly support, follower listings, interface themes and others.

18. Astro File Manager – Free Google Android App

After installing a few dozen Android apps, you might find yourself running out of space. Enter Astro, probably the best all-purpose free utility for Android phones. Astro lets you back up your apps to an SD card – you can’t run them from there, but you can swap apps around that you’re not using.Note-no website is available for this app.

19. Advanced Task Killer Free

It’s surprisingly difficult to close an Android app, and after spending a few hours with your Android phone you might find it feels a bit sluggish because so many apps are running quietly in the background.Note-no website is available for this app.

20. FBabble – Free Google Android App

It lets you stay in touch with your friends on Facebook wherever you go! Features include real-time chat, uploading photos, changing current status and even automatic tweets to your Twitter account.

21. Save MMS – Free Google Android App

This application allows you to save pictures, audio and video from your MMS text messages directly to your memory card. Attachments are stored in the “SavedMMS” directory and are automatically accessible from the Pictures and Music apps.

22. Hi AIM – Free Google Android App

Its an AOL Instant Messenger(AIM) client for android. Data sent through network. No SMS fee. Support for smileys and chat bubble styles.

23. ShopSavvy – Free Google Android App

Scan barcodes with your phone’’s camera and compare internet and local prices. Have a look over the article of Rob Jackson on Shop Savvy for Android: Defining The Vision .

24. NubiNews Reader – Free Google Android App

NubiNews bills itself as a news reader, and yeah, it comes loaded with a bunch of top news Web sites. You can read CNN much more quickly through this app than you can through your Web browser, and it can optionally save pages to read offline. NubiNews is also a full featured RSS reader – maybe not quite as great as Viigo on the BlackBerry.

25. AP Mobile – Free Google Android App

The AP makes great mobile news apps, and their Android app works just like all the others. You get a steady stream of constantly-updated news in every category you can think of, including local news from your city or state.