Three Different iPad Video Converter Tools

Appcraft has just been added three new video format conversion tools for Apple iPads to its collection of available software downloads. These Windows based applications are able either to convert common videos, HD videos, Blu-ray or offering a all-in-one package with other options.

One of this converters is called “iOrgsoft iPad Video Converter”, a video and audio to iPad conversion tool, it can handle many general files such as AVI or WMV and high definition videos as well. In addition, the app has editing features included so it is possible to split file into clips, alter video dimension, brighten video and strengthen contrast. Users could customize individualized videos with their preferred text logo or image.

The other two new added apps are titled ” iJoysoft Blu-ray to iPad Converter” and “iJoysoft iPad Transfer Ultimate”. The first one is designed to convert Blu-ray movie into H.264 HD, H.264 or MPEG-4 file format which suits for iPad requirements. The other one called “iPad Transfer Ultimate” from iJoysoft is not only a video conversion software, this application can convert DVD to Apple iPad also and allows to transfer iPad movies, music and pictures to PC/ iTunes or the other way around.


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Software Options To Transfer From iPod Device To Computers

When you have an iPod, you want to be able to use it most effectively. Software transfer from an iPod is not difficult if you know what you want to accomplish. Deciding what items you choose to transfer data may make a difference in the software you select. Here are some tips to make the transfer go smoothly.

Many people use their iPod to listen to music. If there is a particular favorite on your iPod and you hope to transfer the piece to your computer, you will need to ensure that software has been installed completely and correctly. Before beginning any transfer or other software program, you should make certain you understand what you are supposed to do. Read over the instructions carefully and use a highlighter if necessary to emphasize individual steps.

If you have trouble with a particular instruction, you may want to get some help with the transfer the first time you try it. Don’t give up and expect someone to do the transfer for you each time. You will miss out on many files that you might want on your computer.

You will need to make certain that you have the correct instructions for your operating system. There can be slight differences in the steps you need to take and the way the screens look at each stage. Make sure that the screen shots match what you see at each step of the transfer process. If you have checked through the entire process and marked steps, you will find it easy to stay on track.

A transfer from iPod should not be overwhelming. You can pick files from music, photographs and even video materials. Although some users will tell you that this type of transfer is not possible, you can prove them wrong when you use the process correctly.


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New Windows Mobile Security Apps Available on APPcraft

Three new security apps has just been added to Appcraft’s software download site in the category Windows Mobile and Pocket PC. These software solutions are aimed to protect SMS files, photo files and documents on smart phones.

One of this new apps is titled “WMkits SMS Encryption“, a text messages encryption software, developed for smart phones which running on Windows Mobile or Pocket PC operating systems. This tool allows to hide and encrypt existing SMS in the file folders and can do the same task in future incoming SMS and outgoing SMS in real time as well.

The other two new added apps are called “WMkits Photo Encryption” and “WMkits File Encryption“. Both software tools can be used either to decrypt photos of common formats or documents such as Text file, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, XML and PDF documents. The files are search-able on the phone and a AES 128-bit encryption technology are included in order to ensure users data safe.

Appcraft.org Launches New iPhone Friendly Site

The team of AppCraft launched a new web site optimized for iPhone and iPod Touch devices, offering the ability to browse for news from Mobile Magazine, view blog posts, browsing the application catalog, to getting access of exclusive coupons. The site is specially designed for iPhone and iPod Touch, and makes use of the rotating screen and touch navigation. Mobile devices with related screen size and internet connection should be able to browsing this site in good style also.

Appcraft CEO Wolfgang Schmuck says “that mobile e-commerce is becoming a multi-billion dollar business by reason that consumers are rapidly adopting mobile shopping as a way to buy physical and digital goods”.

Developed and coded by WebinCode Studio, the WordPress based site has a handy design and allows Visitors to finding links to download-able software, mobility news, coupons to getting apps cheaper or they can try the search engine tool from the menu also.

This mobile website version of Appcraft also allows for RSS feeds to be viewed as links, giving greater access and functionality to mobile browsers, and tying in nicely with their latest RSS feed for mobile site discovery. Along with a site updating and a new running tab of the number of mobile friendly sites they’ve indexed it looks like very professional.

Appcraft’s main business is to offer digital software downloads and information for mobile and desktop computers, as well as free downloads and software purchase powered by RegNow! and eSellerate, supported by e-commerce partners which are specialize to help customers in providing quick and easy electronic purchase transactions.

With smart phone sales up near by 50% in the first quarter of 2010, never before has it been so easy to browse the internet on the go, anywhere, anytime from the palm of your hand. For more information about this mobile-friendly version, interested individuals are invited to visit the web site m.appcraft.org.