Watch 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony on DVD Player—Backup and Keep Olympics Videos

The 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony has been observed all around the world, offering us a taste of what fantastic is to come. Although the Olympics performances are quite magnificent and splendid, the Olympics opening ceremony is remarked as the most memorable. You'd better backup and keep the stunning spectacle. Considering you have such kind of demand, I provide you all with the most effective solution to burn 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony into DVD for backup.

We need a DVD Creator here. You can easily to download DVD Creator and install in on your computer. Then start to burn video to DVD discs. Insert a blank disc into the DVD drive.

First, click on the "Add Video" to import videos or drag needed videos to the processing list directly.
Second, you can make video customizations via two ways: video edit and 3D settings. Edit video through trimming, cropping, effecting and watermarking. Or choose a 3D setting mode from Red/Cyan, Red/Green, Red/Blue, Blue/Yellow, Interleaved, and Side by Side and adjust 3D Depth effect.
Third, you have the right to preview menu template. Pick up one of the menu temple from Standard, Business, Education, Holiday, Nature, Others, Customized. This DVD Creator will display the template preview for you on the right side.
Fourth, if you are desire to add extra personalized features to DVD menu, you can design DVD menu template by clicking on the "Design Menu" button (as shown in the above step) and head to the following five parts to make detailed customization: Themes, Background, Button, Caption and Advanced.
Fifth, if you want more AVCHD DVD creation settings, you only need to click on "Burn to DVD" button and do necessary settings. Then click on the "Burn Now" button to start 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony to DVD creation.

All right, you have got DVD disc. You can either play it on your DVD player or just backup it for eternal memory saving.

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The Next Generation iPhone 5 Official Release Date Schedules on September 12

It is reported before that the next generation iPhone, New iPod Nano and 7.85-inch iPad Mini will make an official debut on September 12, 2012 (Wednesday). And currently more information confirms the statement.

Jim Dalrymple at The Loop, who's well-known for his accurate one-word confirmations and denials of rumors, just posted his trademark "yep."

Apple's plans for its next iPhone refresh may be getting very tangible, very quickly. It all started when iMore heard that Apple was preparing to hold an event unveiling the new hardware on September 12th, with a launch the following week on September 21st. Although the relative newcomer to the iPhone release date rumor game is still building its track record, that claim may have just gotten some extra meat: AllThingsD is joining in the chorus and touts its own sources pointing to an event in the same timeframe. While it's almost a month earlier in the year than Apple's iPhone 4S event was in 2011, it's supported by an Apple filing with the SEC showing a sharp uptick in supply purchasing during the spring, which it would need to start production for the fall. All of it is still rumor, of course, but past experience suggests that iOS fans may want to plan any September camping trips for the Apple Store line late in the month, not Labor Day weekend.

We haven't known the exact name of the next generation iPhone: iPhone 5 or iPhone 6 or The New iPhone? The result will only be unveiled until the product release.

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Best Apps for Live Olympic Games Watching from BBC, NBC, Reuters

Want the best apps to help you enjoy the Olympics on your smart phone or tablet? Go straight to the source: NBC will be broadcasting the games in the U.S., and the apps the network is offering will tap you into the games better than any other. Here’s a look at what NBC and other app developers have to offer.

BBC Olympics (for iOS, Android, and BlackBerry). The BBC says it will provide more than 2,500 hours of live coverage and daily text commentaries on its app. Guides to each sport provide history and general rules, why a particular sport is good for you (did you know archers can burn more than 300 calories an hour?), how Brits can get involved in the sport (nothing equivalent for those of us stateside, unfortunately), and the format of the competition at the games. You can customize the app by dragging your favorite sports to an always-visible bar at the bottom of the screen for quick access.

NBC Olympics Live Extra (for iOS and Android). Before the games even begin, prepare by selecting your favorite sports and events. Once you do, you’ll be notified by the app 15 minutes before showtime. Log in with your cable provider, and you’ll be able to watch events live on your tablet. In the weeks before the opening ceremonies, a Spotlight section featured previews of various sports, highlights of Olympic trials, and athlete interviews.

NBC Olympics (for iOS and Android). Two reasons to download this app to augment the live coverage: You love following and commenting on sporting events as they happen on Twitter, and you want to get the inside scoop about individual athletes. For the former, there’s a "Twitter tracker" built in, and you can choose to follow tweets about sports, athletes, or the "Tweet Sheet," which consists of tweets by the athletes. Link into your Twitter account to offer your own commentary. As for the athletes’ stories, you can search for your favorites or learn about some of the top-rated participants. You’ll get a bio, videos, photos, and the latest news about each.

Reuters Olympics London 2012 (for iOS). As you might expect from Reuters, this app’s emphasis is on the news coming out of the Olympics. It opens up with a photographic timeline showing the day’s events by sport. The app takes an interesting approach to presenting photos and information together. Tap on the “infographic” icon at the bottom of the screen, and informative tidbits pop up over the photo. Use finger gestures to move among the sets of facts on each photo. Most include data about the venue, number of competitors, and number of medal events for a given sport. A shot of the U.S. swimmer Cullen Jones, for example, also included facts about how the butterfly stroke was developed and the first man to swim 100 meters in less than a minute. That would be Johnny Weissmuller, better known as Tarzan.

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Watch 2012 London Olympics on Windows Media Player Solution

"I'm excited that the Olympics are coming up and thrilled that it is going to have thousands of hours of Olympic Games video footage available, but highly bummed that I can't watch it on Windows Media Player!"

Since a lot of viewers are querying Google on how to watch the Olympics with Windows Media player, here is the instruction on watching London 2012 Olympics with Windows Media Player. Windows Media Player is a media player and media library application developed by Microsoft which is used for video and audio playback. It has a native support for H.264 and MPEG-4 video formats, AVCHD formats (.M2TS and .MTS), 3GP, MP4 and MOV container formats and AAC audio format, etc. I guess you have downloaded Olympics media content from the internet, so what you want is to put Olympics videos to Windows Media Player for Watching. We use Leawo Video Converter here to help you convert Olympics Games to Windows Media Player. Follow the guide below to conduct the process.

1. Add Olympics video files to the program

Through the Add Video button or direct drag-and-drop you can freely load video files to the program.

2. Choose Windows Media Player format

Open Profile panel and pick up the target video format that is compatible with Windows Media Player as mentioned above.

3. Edit video effect for a customized output

Go to Edit panel to trim video length, crop video size, adjust video brightness, contrast, saturation, add image or text watermark. Or go to 3D Settings to convert video to 3D lifelike videos.

4. Start to convert video to WMP

Click on the Convert button and start video conversion. Then you will get the converted videos and you only need to put it to Windows Media Player for watching.

OK, now you can watch 2012 London Olympics on Windows Media Player freely. Take a look at other solutions on Olympics London 2012 Watching:

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Top 10 Smartphones for Summer Holiday & Back-to-School Gift List

Summer Holiday is underway and I think you may have planned to get a new smartphone, or decide to get one as a back-to-school gift.

1. Samsung Galaxy S III

This is Samsung's flagship smartphone for the rest of 2012, as it offers just about everything one could want in a cutting-edge Android handset -- including a number of notcable improvments over its predecessor. It sports a 4.8-inch display, the latest version of Google's Android OS, 4G, and plenty more.

Samsung Galaxy S III fun: Download YouTube Video to Galaxy 3

2. HTC One X

The One X has a range of high-end features, including a very large display, 4G, high-res camera, much more. It was the first handset released by HTC with Android OS 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).

There are actually two versions of this smartphone. The U.S. one supports AT&T's 4G LTE network but has a dual-core processor. The international (European) version has a quad-core processor but no LTE.

HTC One X: Download YouTube Video to HTC One X

3. Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6

The Galaxy Player 3.6 is an Android-based handheld computer created for those who want all the features of a smartphone except the phone. This is smallest, and least expensive, model in a series of Galaxy Player models.

4. Nokia Lumia 900

The Lumia 900 is the flagship of Nokia's new Windows Phone line of smartphones. It packs a 4.3-inch ClearBlack AMOLED display, as well as a range of other cutting-edge features, including LTE. It will have just a single-core processor, however. In the U.S., it is available exclusivly from AT&T.

Nokia Lumia 900 fun: Download YouTube Video to Lumia 900

5. Samsung Galaxy Nexus

This Samsung model has a 4.65-inch, 1280 x 720 Super AMOLED display. It runs Android OS 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and has 16GB of internal storage. Verizon's version has 4G LTE, NFC, plus it has a 5 megapixel rear-facing camera and a 1.3 megapixel one on the front.

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6. HTC One S

The One S sports a large touchscreen, 4G (HSPA+) capability, and was the first handset from T-Mobile to feature Android OS 4.0. It isn't HTC's flagship smartphone, but it is a powerful device that is a bit smaller than the One X.

HTC One S fun: Rip DVD to HTC One S

7. Samsung Galaxy Note

Thanks to its 5.3-inch Super AMOLED display, the Galaxy Note skirts the line between smartphone and tablet. It also has a stylus. This device runs Android OS 2.3, but an upgrade to OS 4.0 is in development The Note includes a rear-facing 8MP camera plus a 2MP front-facing camera that enables video conferencing when on the go. AT&T is the only U.S. carrier that offers it.

Samsung Galaxy Note: Download YouTube Video to Galaxy Note

8. BlackBerry Bold 9930

The most powerful of RIM's latest models is the Bold 9930, which runs BlackBerry OS 7 on a 1.2GHz processor. This is the first in Bold series with a 2.8-inch touchscreen as well as a keyboard. It is offered by both Verizon and Sprint.

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9. Samsung Focus 2

The Samsung Focus 2 has an entry-level price but is a cut above most entry-level phones, making it a viable option for those seeking a bargain on a Windows Phone with 4G LTE. It is available from AT&T.

10. Apple iPhone 4S

The fifth-generation iPhone wasn't what many had expected, but it's nevertheless selling very well. It's a moderately-updated version of its predecessor, with a 1GHz dual-core processor and an 8 megapixel camera. The Retina screen and over-all design of the handset have not changed. The device is available from AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint.

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All Websites and Apps—Yahoo Makes Every Effort to Report 2012 London Olympic Games

Yahoo's announcement Wednesday that reports on 2012 London Olympic Games would be extended to all its websites and applications, displaying sudden news, comments and video contents in a comprehensive way. This piece of news named "Beyond Gold" comes from Yahoo Sports, it will provides contents for 700-million users in dozens of languages.

Yahoo has observed the value of Olympic coverage without doubt, and the Games itself stresses the importance of digital media.

In the following, there will be services provided by Yahoo:

The Hub

The website has been redesigned so as to focus on 2012 London Olympics, the sudden news, headline report, daily review, picture and analysis of the exciting moment will be included. A program named "London Pick 'em" is also promoted by Yahoo, which opens competition for users all over the world.

IntoNow

The iPad application will provide with additional content when users are watching games via TV. It the application learns that users are watching Games, then it will automatically present the MEDALS, game schedule, photo, resume players. In addition, Twitter news and trivial life from athlete will be released simultaneously.

Sportacular

This is a label in sport applications, providing users with personalized content, helping users get access to information of team and athletes. And specific events, latest news as well as statistical data will be offered.

Connected TV

The service will be integrated into Yahoo Sports TV applications. The Beyond Gold in Connected TV will show news, score, medals, pictures, TV video and more.

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Detailed Introduction of Android 4.1—from Google the Official

Although there are already many third-party comprehensive reports about Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, if you still find it not enough, you can switch to the detailed description of Android 4.1 sourcing from Google Official. There you can find out the improvements and new features of Android 4.1. If looking in deep, you will notice some details that have been ignored, for example, how SMS and Google talk do work optimally.

Obviously, Google hopes to build up Android 4.1 brand influence via this web page, especially with the two star products added: Google Search and Google Now, hoping to attract more people to join the platform.

Detailed introduction of Android 4.1from Google official:

http://www.android.com/about/jelly-bean/

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iPhone 5 Already in Production Now and Will Release This Fall as Expected

According to a Japan-based blog, the next generation iPhone 5 will make a release in the coming months pretty likely.

The blog Macotakara had accurately expected the release date of Apple iPhone 4S last year. While iPhone fans expected iPhone 4S would be launched in June last year, Macotakara issued a report that Apple would release iPhone 4S in October and mass production of the product would be in summer this year. Facts proved the correctness of Macotakara. So it seems that the six generation iPhone (iPhone 5) will adopt the same schedule.

The blog goes on to say that the back of the new iPhone has both glass and aluminum. "In the area where aluminum is not used, there is glass". This contrasts with previous reports that claim the next iPhone will have an all-aluminum back like the iPad.

By comparison, the iPhone 4S sports glass coverings on the front and back.

The iPhone 5's most anticipated feature -- which has been widely reported -- is a larger 4-inch class Retina display with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Previous iPhones have had a 3.5-inch display with a 3:2 aspect ratio.

Apple has announced the new operating system iOS 6 in WWDC 2012, fans can glance at some functions of the next generation iPhone.

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CNET and Leawo Software Unitedly Debut Mac Blu-ray Creator Right Now

Good tidings from CNET and Leawo Software: Blu-ray Creator for Mac which is the most powerful video to BD/DVD making software is now available on CNET at first. Video lovers can get access to Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac CNET initial release, and gain the capacity to burn video to customized BD/DVD disc.

Let's take a look at what you can do with this Mac Blu-ray Creator in the

following:

1. Burn all video formats to DVD disc
The new product will function as a Mac DVD Creator so as to let users create DVD disc/folder and ISO image files.

2. Burn all media files to Blu-ray disc

It endows users with ability to burn video to Blu-ray disc/folder and ISO image, with fast creation speed and high-quality output.

3. Various video editing features applied to output

Multiple video editing features covering Trimming, Cropping, Rotating, Effecting and Watermarking are available.

4. Add 3D effect to DVD and BD video

Flexible 3D setting modes containing Red/Cyan, Red/Green, Red/Blue, Blue/Yellow and Interleaved are accessible for users to do 2D video to 3D DVD/BD conversion. 3D Depth effect is adjustable.

5. Real-time menu preview and video preview

DVD/BD menu preview allows users to get menu effect instantly, and video preview function during video/3D video setting process enables users to obtain the specific DVD/BD video effects.

6. Design menu with multiple effects

DVD and Bu-ray menu customizations are allowed for the sake of getting output with unique menu theme, background, caption, button and more advanced features. All menu elements will be marked with personalized features.

OK, you might have collected a large amount of vdieos and want to backup them in the form if disc, then you can burn them to DVD or Blu-ray disc with the help of this above mentioned software.

Free download Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac and enjoy the process in DVD and Blu-ray disc making.

Summer Holiday Fun: Top 10 Best Tablets for Kids

Summer Holiday is underway, and have you decided how to spend Summer Holiday 2012 with your kids? If not, what about sending them high-tech electronic product like a Tablet PC, so as to letting them gain fun from the small device? But you should always remember that do not let them overplay with the tablet. Anyway, here in the following there are top 10 best tablets for kids, take it for reference and wish you a happy summer holiday.

1. THQ uDraw

Launched in 2010 for the Wii, THQ's uDraw tablet is making a push into new audiences with its latest revision, which adds support for the Xbox 360 and PS3. Ideal for those who already have access to the consoles, the uDraw tablet lets kids interact with games via its stylus and touch screen. Featuring motion controls, touch input, HD output, and over two-hundred points of pressure sensitivity, the uDraw tablet is pretty capable for a device with its price.

2. VTech InnoTab

Dubbed the "learning app tablet" VTech's InnoTab takes the app approach and tailors it especially for kids with its 5-inch screen. Featuring interactive e-books, learning games, and a variety of other creative apps, the InnoTab is a capable tablet with a price tag most parents won't be afraid of.

3. LeapPad

Capable of running over a hundred apps, games and interactive books the LeapPad is a versatile learning tablet. Kids can interact with the tablet’s five-inch screen using either their fingers or the device’s stylus. The tablet also features its own camera, allowing kids to take ether video or still shots. LeapFrog also built the tablet to be durable, which any parent can appreciate.

4. Nabi

Bridging the gap between the LeapPad and more high-end devices is the Nabi, an Android tablet for kids. Netflix-ready, the Nabi's 7-inch screen can display video in 1080p. While most kids may not care about that detail, most will enjoy the tablet's ability to let them play popular mobile games, browse the web, and read books. The tablet also features "Mommy Mode", which allows parents to take full advantage of the tablet's features without the device's parental controls.

5. Amazon Kindle Fire

Amazon's trove of books, music and movies is put to good use with the Kindle Fire. Amazon offers one thousand illustrated children's titles, all of which take advantage of the tablet's 7-inch screen. Parents are sure to be excited by the tablet's price, which, at $200 is less than half the price of the iPad. And that's not too much to ask for a device with as much potential content as this one.

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6. Barnes & Noble's Nook

The newest of the bunch, Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet is quickly becoming the de facto tablet for book-hungry kids. In addition to over a thousand picture books, Barnes & Noble offers a slew of interactive books designed specifically for the Nook Tablet. More, the tablet's Read To Me feature lets parents record themselves reading, allowing their kids to hear them read stories even when they their parents are not around.

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7. PlayBase

The PlayBase is an Android-powered 7-inch tablet built from the ground up for durability. Its exterior is protected by PlayCover, a silicone case that guards the tablet from water, scratches, and damage from falls. For parents looking for a tablet that can take a beating, the PlayBase is a viable candidate.

8. Motorola Xoom

Nearly identical to the original Xoom, the Xoom Family Edition offers a few features that Motorola hopes will make it an ideal choice for parents and their kids. In addition to $40 worth of built-in kids apps, Motorola has furnished the device with parental locking features, which prevent kids from getting into content they shouldn't. While the the Xoom's 10-inch screen isn't ideal for smaller hands, the Xoom Family Edition is a tablet both kids and their parents can find use in.

9. Vinci

Encased in a durable, soft-edged chassis, and featuring a tempered glass screen cover, the Vinci is clearly built with accident-prone kids in mind. Made especially for toddlers and preschoolers, the Vinci tablet is built without Wi-Fi, an intentional decision done to save parents the concern over whether the device is emitting potentially harmful signals.

10. iPad

No list of kid-friendly tablets would be complete without the iPad, which has firmly established itself as the go-to tablet for most tablet consumers, let alone children. With countless games, learning apps, and kid's books, the iPad may not be the cheapest item on this list, but it's certainly the most popular.

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Summer Holiday Fun: Top 10 Best iOS Games for Kids

Summer Holiday Fun: Top 10 Best iOS Games for Kids

There are many appealing games for iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod, etc.), which have attracted a lot of adults and kids. Maybe your kids are still young, but there are also iOS games prepared for kids. So there are a list of the best iOS games for kids below:

1. Scribblenauts Remix

The main character of the game is tasked with collecting objects called Starites to get to the next level. When the character needs an object, like a ladder, to complete a task, the player can summon the object by writing the word on the screen. The game helps kids learn to be creative and work on their spelling.

2. Sneezies

Tap a Sneezie, watch it pop, and then start to pop other Sneezies. That's the gist of the game, and, for whatever reason, it's really addictive. There are multiple game modes, including a free play version.

3. Pinch Peeps

In this colorful game you can pinch peeps into each other, and flick evil peeps away. It's simple to understand, but very entertaining. The game is universal, but plays in portrait mode on the iPhone for easy one-handed play, and in landscape mode on the iPad.

4. Toca Robot Lab

Who doesn't want to build their own robot? In this game, that's exactly what you get to do. Each player builds one from scraps, then flies it around in short levels to collect stars. This game is meant for kids, but the adults might enjoy it, too.

5. Where's My Water

Kids will adore Swampy the alligator. He's a sweet-looking thing that needs help collecting water for his tub. Players can also collect other items, like duckies for Swampy to play with. It may not be easy for really young kids, but older ones will learn a lot about physics and fluid dynamics.

6. Adventure Time - Legends of Ooo - Big Hollow Princess

It's a simple point-and-tap adventure where Finn and Jake team up to stop the evil Ice King. Fans of the Cartoon Network show will love this game, not just because it features many fan-favorite characters, but because it also features the actual voices for characters Finn, Jake, and the Ice King.

7. Stack the Countries

This edutainment game teaches kids two things: One, it teaches them about the various countries. Two, it teaches them how to stack the countries up in such a way that they reach a checkered line and move to the next level. In the process of stacking countries, kids learn all kinds of interesting geography facts sure to make any parent happy.

8. Minecraft: Pocket Edition

Minecraft challenges kids to be creative. A child uses cubes to build anything he or she can imagine. But beware. At night, monsters come out. The key is to survive those so build with that in mind!

9. Freddi Fish and the Stolen Shell

In this uber-cute game, kids must help Freddi Fish and his friends catch the culprit who took the Great Conch Shell. This means exploring various parts of the sea, and finding clever ways to help the quest along and discover who's behind the theft.

10. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Road Rally appisode

In these appisodes kids get to join Mickey in his adventures, talk to Mickey, and help out the denizens of the Mickey universe through various story-related activities. What's not to love about that!