Convert DVD IFO to MP4 for Galaxy Note
May you want to watch DVD movies on Galaxy Note, and have some DVD IFO files, how to play DVD IFO on Galaxy Note? IFO file is one of the three types of files which are use on DVD, a DVD contains many different types of files, such as VOB, BUP and IFO.IFO file contains important navigation information, such as the chapters and the aspect ratio, if we want to play DVD IFO files on Galaxy Note, we need to convert DVD IFO to H.264 MP4 for Galaxy Note.
Here is a guide how to easy convert DVD IFO to Galaxy Note support video format
Step 1: Free download DVD IFO to Galaxy Note Converter - Aiseesoft DVD Ripper ( Mac version here ), install and run it. Click “Load DVD” to load DVD IFO files into Aiseesoft DVD Ripper.
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How to convert DVD ISO to Galaxy Note video format
Play DVDs on Galaxy Note, maybe you backup DVDs to DVD ISO files, and want to play DVD ISO files on Galaxy Note. But Galaxy Note not support ISO image media files, if we want to play DVD ISO files on Galaxy Note, we need to convert DVD ISO to Galaxy Note Video format.
The top rated DVD ISO to Galaxy Note Converter on iSoftcoupon.com is Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate. ( Free Download Windows version, Mac version here.)
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How to transfer music From PC to Samsung Galaxy Note
Enjoy listening to your music library on your Samsung Galaxy Note. The device will support any non-DRM AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, WMA, 3GP, MP4, and M4A music files. Follow these steps to transfer the music files from your PC to the device.
1. On the device, select Settings > Wireless and network > USB utilities, and chose the Connect storage to PC selection.
2. Connect the Galaxy Note to your computer using the micro-USB cable.
3. On the screen of the device, select the Connect USB storage option.
4. A removable disk will mount to your computer. You will see it listed under Computer if you’re a Windows user, or on the Desktop if you’re a Mac user.
5. Drag and drop any music files over to the removable disk. You may want to create a folder named “Music” within the removable disk first for organizational purposes.
If you keep your music library within iTunes, you can drag and drop files directly from the iTunes window over to the Galaxy Note removable disk.
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Asus to ship quad-core Transformer Pad 300 tablet on April 22
Asus’ latest Transformer Pad 300 will start shipping in the U.S. on April 22, the company said Friday. The tablet is being pitched as a laptop replacement with 4G LTE network capabilities.
The new Transformer Pad will have a 10.1-inch screen and use a quad-core Tegra 3 processor from Nvidia. It will run Google’s latest Android 4.0 operating system, code-named Ice Cream Sandwich.
An Asus spokeswoman said prices will be revealed April 22. However, retailer BJs is taking preorders for a US$399 model with 32GB of storage and 1GB of memory.
Asus has wiped out the “Eee” moniker from its tablets, a brand that debuted in 2007 with its pioneering Eee PC 700 netbook. The new tablet succeeds the Eee Pad Transformer Prime, which was the first tablet to ship with a quad-core processor. The new tablet brings some of the same features to users but at a lower starting price, Asus said in an email.
The tablet offers 10 hours of battery life, which can be extended to 15 hours with an additional battery in an optional keyboard dock. The dock makes the tablet a fully functional laptop, and Android-specific buttons provide quick access to certain functions.
The tablet display shows images at a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels. The mobile connectivity options with the tablet include Wi-Fi, 3G and 4G LTE.
The tablet has a 1.2-megapixel front camera and an 8-megapixel rear camera. It also has a micro-HDMI port so the tablet can be connected to TVs, and one microSD card reader for expanded storage.
The Transformer Pad 300 was introduced at the Mobile World Congress show in late February. The company also introduced the Transformer Pad Infinity tablet at the show, which had similar specifications to the Pad 300, but a higher-resolution, 1920-by-1200-pixel, 10.1-inch display.
A growing number of Android 4.0 devices are becoming available. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 will be available on April 22, with a 10.1-inch model shipping on May 13. Many Android 4.0 tablets under $250 are also available.
Transfer/play 1080P full HD MKV movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1
When we get hands on the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. We must say the screen is gorgeous, and the high resolution (1280 x 800 pixels) makes movies pop. Then how can we watch 1080P MKV movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1, All blu-ray collections are ripped into .mkv videos, and now I can put these movies to Galaxy Tab 10.1, but the MKV files can not be play, or playing not Smooth.
Don’t worry, MKV to Galaxy Tab Converter can help us to easy and fast convert 1080P full HD MKV to Galaxy Tab friendly video format. Just three clicks.
Free download MKV to Galaxy Tab Converter here (Mac version here), install and run it.
Step 1: Click “Add Video” to load MKV files into the top rated MKV to Galaxy Tab 10.1 Converter.
Step 2: Click “Profile” to choose “Android => Samsung Galaxy Tab Video(*.mp4)” profile. This is a through optimization of parameters. If you want to custom settings, we can click “settings” to change default profile. We can change “Encoder” as “H.264″, “Resolution” as “1920*1080″, “Video Bitrate” as “2000kbps”.
With this settings, we can watch movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1 with high quality in full screen.
Step 3: Click “Convert” button to start converting MKV to H.264 MP4 for Galaxy Tab 10.1, when it finished, we can transfer converted MKV videos into Galaxy Tab 10.1, then we can watch movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1 anywhere anytime.
Play Amazon movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1 – WMV to Galaxy Tab 10.1
Amazon Store have much amazing movies, we will purchase and download these movies on our computer for watching, but how can we put and play Amazon movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1, Amazon movies is .wmv video format, and the .wmv have DRM protection, play Amazon .wmv videos on Galaxy Tab 10.1, we need to remove .wmv DRM protection and convert WMV to Galaxy Tab 10.1 support video format.
The top rated DRM Removal tool is iSkysoft DRM Removal, the DRM Removal can remove Amazon .wmv DRM protection and convert WMV to H.264 MP4 for Galaxy Tab 10.1
Step 1: Download DRM Removal free here, install and run it, Click “Add Video” to load your purchased Amazon movies into it.
Step 2: Click “Video files to” choose “MP4 Video(AVC)” as output video format. We can click “Settings” to change “Zoom” as “Full screen”, “Resolution” as “1280*720″, “Encoder” as “H.264″. With this settings, we can get high quality amazon movies, then we can watch Amazon movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1 in full screen.
Step 3: Click “Convert” to start remove Amazon .wmv DRM Protection and convert WMV to MP4 for Galaxy Tab 10.1.
When it finished, we can transfer Amazon movies to Galaxy Tab 10.1 for watching.
New iPod touch hardware and A5X-equipped iPhone in the works, according to rumors
9 to 5 Mac has found references to an “iPod5,1″ in an internal iOS 5.1 build, suggesting that the current iPod touch (known as iPod4,1) will see some changes. Apple last refreshed the portable music player in September 2010 — the iPod touch announced at iPhone 4S keynote in October 2011 was the same as its predecessor save for a lower price point and a white color.
There aren’t any specifics, but it seems likely that Apple will update the iPod touch’s processor from its current A4 chip to help it handle games designed for the newest iPhone, and maybe there’s a hardware redesign in the works, too. 9 to 5 Mac’s sources also report that Apple is internally testing an iPhone with 1GB of RAM and a modified version of the new iPad’s A5X processor. The internal model is said to be a prototype unit that shares the same casing as the iPhone 4S, though it’s reported that the final model will see a long-awaited hardware redesign.
iTunes to Galaxy Tab 10.1 – Play iTunes video on Galaxy Tab 10.1
Purchase and download videos from iTunes Store. Watch iTunes movies on Apple’s authorized device, like your iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mac computer. If you have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, then how to watch iTunes video on Galaxy Tab 10.1. iTunes video have DRM protection and the iTunes video format is M4V, Galaxy Tab 10.1 can not directly to play DRM media files, and Galaxy Tab 10.1 not support M4V video format. If we want to put iTunes video to Galaxy Tab 10.1 for playback, we need to remove iTunes DRM protection and convert iTunes M4V to Galaxy Tab 10.1 friendly video format.
Free download iTunes to Galaxy Tab 10.1 Converter here, install and run it.
Step 1: Click “Add Video” to load iTunes M4V videos into iTunes Video Converter. The iTunes Video Converter – best DRM removal tool not only can remove iTunes DRM protection, but also can remove Amazon WMV DRM protection.
Step 2: Click “Video files to” choose “common video => MP4 Video(AVC)” , click “Settings” to change “Resolution” as “1280*720″ and change “H.264″. You can also choose “Zoom” to “Keep original” or “Full Screen”, “16:9″, “4:3″ etc.
Step 3: Click “Convert” button to remove iTunes DRM for Galaxy Tab 10.1 and convert iTunes M4V to MP4 for Galaxy Tab 10.1, when it finished, we can transfer iTunes movies to Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Android 4.0 Forces Samsung To Delay Galaxy Tablets
Samsung has pushed back the release of it second-generation tablets from the end of March to the end of April. The delay, according to a Samsung spokesperson, is because the company needs more time to work on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. That’s funny, because Samsung has had access to Ice Cream Sandwich longer than any other hardware maker.
Google released Android 4.0 in October. Samsung released the global variant of Galaxy Nexus with Android 4.0 on board in November, followed by the U.S. Verizon version in December. Other OEMs didn’t gain access to the Ice Cream Sandwich source code until November, about a month after Samsung got its hands on it.
The Galaxy Tab 2–both the 7-inch 7.0 version and the 10-inch 10.1 version–will be the first tablets to ship from Samsung with Android 4.0 on board. Android 4.0 offers a number of system-wide improvements when compared to earlier versions of Android.
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