Archive for November, 2011
How to Convert Audio Files
November 26th, 2011
Posted in Tips & Guide, Windows Software
To convert audio files to various formats with fast speed and high quality, the best choice is using Aiseesoft Audio Converter. This professional audio converter can transfer among all p
opular audio formats including AAC, AC3, AIFF, AMR, AU, FLAC, MP3, M4A, MP2, OGG, WAV, WMA and extract audio from video files as you like.
Follow the next tips and Aiseesoft Audio Converter guides you how to convert audio files with this powerful Audio Converter. Read more
Good News: Great Discount During Thanksgiving Day From Aiseesoft
November 20th, 2011
Posted in Company News
In order to appreciate customers’ long-term support, Aiseesoft plans to provide great discount for all products to meet the requirements. The promotion date is from Nov. 21st, 2011. Ple
ase pay attention to it if you’re interested.
Aiseesoft Total Media Converter is an amazing media files converting software. It allows users to convert both DVD and video files to other popular video/audio formats. And the powerful video editing features could help users customize output video effect. For instance, users can trim video length, crop video frame, watermark video, modify video effect, and so on. Read more
Apple Slows iPad 2 Production, Making Way for iPad 3
November 18th, 2011
Posted in Apple News, Industry News
According to the report of Digitimes, Apple has asked its manufacturing partners Samsung, LG and Chimei Innolux to reduce the shipping of display panels used in the iPad 2 in this quarter. Market watchers believe that Apple is finally clearing the decks for the production and distribution of the next generation iPad 3. According to the report, Apple stockpiled components for an extra 4-5 million iPad 2 units during the third quarter, allowing it to reduce its orders for the fourth quarter.
Sales of iPads at the end market totaled 11.12 million units in the third quarter of 2011, according to data released by Apple. However, inventories of parts and components prepared by the makers in the supply chain for the production of iPad 2 in the quarter are sufficient for the production of 15-16 million iPads, leaving a stockpile of 4-5 million units of iPad 2 in the supply chain, the sources noted.
Apple should have no problem retailing its iPad 2 stocks in the final quarter of the year though. With the holiday season coming up, the company is sure to see a rise in sales of its hugely successful product line.
Apple May Need to Issue the iOS 5.0.2 for Battery Woes
November 17th, 2011
Posted in Apple News, Industry News
ect that that their iPhone battery life is worse than it was before. Some users say their battery life was fine until the upgrade. Others say it is far worse, and a few are seeing some improvement. Since one of the main features of the update was to fix battery life bugs, it’s hard to call this update anything but a failure.
Aiseesoft Upgraded Best Transfer Software for All iPad/iPhone/iPod to Support iOS 5
November 11th, 2011
Posted in Company News, Windows Software
Aiseesoft has upgraded best Transfer software to support iOS 5 for all iPad/iPhone/iPod for Windows user.
- iPad Transfer Platinum can transfer iPad music, movie, TV show, podcast, iTunes U, ebook, camera roll, picture, voice memos, camera shot, etc. to computer, add local files to iPad, and even convert DVD, video, audio files to iPad formats.
Apple Brings the iOS 5.0.1 Update to Fix iPhone 4S Battery Drain
November 11th, 2011
Posted in Apple News, Industry News
Yesterday, Apple released iOS 5.0.1, the anticipated update designed to fix multiple unspecified bugs that drained the iPhone’s battery much faster than expected.
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The update also patched five security vulnerabilities, including one revealed earlier this week by noted researcher Charlie Miller, who demonstrated that Apple’s App Store code signing could be sidestepped to download malware onto an iPhone without the owner’s knowledge.
No Siri on iPhone 4?
November 10th, 2011
Posted in Apple News, Industry News
Now lots of old iPhone (iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, even iPod touch) users are hoping that they could be able to get hands onto Apple’s new personal assistant feature Siri sometime in the near future without having to upgrade the phone.
Siri is
a personal assistant application for iOS. The application uses natural language processing to answer questions, make recommendations, and perform actions by delegating requests to an expanding set of web services.
iPhone 4S will Arrive in More Countries on November, 11
November 2nd, 2011
Posted in Apple News, Company News, Industry News, Windows Software
In a Monday press statement, Apple announced that its next round of international launches of the iPhone 4S will occur on Friday, November 11th. This next phase of Apple’s rapid rollout of the new device involves 15 countries, including Hong Kong and
South Korea. The suggested retail price of the 16GB model of the iPhone 4S is US$199, US$299 for the 32GB model and US$399 for the 64GB model. However, final pricing in local currencies will be determined by the different countries. And it is said that the iPhone 4S will be available in more than 70 countries by the end of the year.
