CNET Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac First Debut—to See What Fantastic CNET Brings to You

OK, I have to say that CNET is quite excellet in news, articles, blogs and podcasts on technology and consumer electronics, and I have to admit that it has changed my view on technology during the past few years, and as well it has provided me with something creative that can even change  my life style. Well, I am over praising CNET unwittingly, move to my point today right away: a new stuff Blu-ray Creator for Mac coming from Leawo Software is going to make a first debut on CNET.

Take a brief look at what is Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac and what tasks can this stuff do for you:

Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac is a two-in-one disc making tool that enables users to burn video to DVD as well as Blu-ray disc without limit. ISO file format is supportable for later burning uses. With abundant disc menu templates, users are able to freely pick up one for DVD/BD creation. Menu preview and menu design functions are allowable for personalizing output menu. In addition, various video editing features such as Trim, Crop, Rotate, Effect and Watermark are accessible. Output DVD and Blu-ray video can also be added with 3D effect.

How do you think of this stuff according to the description? I consider it a useful tool in maiking DVD and Blu-ray disc. And I believe that you will as well like it once you have taken it for a trail.

All right, just go forward to CNET Leawo Blu-ray Creator for Mac launch on July 12, 2012.

Windows 8 Access Will be Available by Late October according to Microsoft

Finally Microsoft officials confirmed that Windows 8 on track to be released to manufacturing by the first week of August and to be accessible by late October.

According to the statement of the corporate vice president of Windows, Windows 8 is on track to be released to manufacturing the first week of August, and will be available by late October 2012. The statement is also with a connotation that Windows Server 2012 will be released to manufacturing by the first week of August. But the server bits will not be available to customers until September. 

The business users (volume licensees with Software Assurance) will have access to the final Windows 8 bits "as early as the beginning of August."

The October general availability date has been rumored for months. A late July RTM date for Windows 8 has been rumored for a while. Microsoft has sold 630 million Windows 7 licenses to date, up from 600 million at the beginning of June.

The Windows team's @BuildWindows8 account on Twitter recently repeated that the official guidance was that as of May 31, Microsoft execs had said to expect Microsoft to enter the "final phases" of the RTM process "in about two months," assuming all was seen as progressing well by Microsoft and its partners.

Microsoft officials said in late June that the newly announced Microsoft Surface PC/tablets running Windows RT would be available at the time Windows 8 is generally available. So that means the ARM-based Surfaces will be out by then, one would expect.

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Listen up: iPhone and iPad Users Can Get Angry Birds Seasons for Free

To enrich your game life, Apple is giving away this level-packed game for both iPhone and iPad users.

I think you have been waiting for quite a long time, just for this moment, the free release of Angry Birds Seasons.

Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Seasons HD (for iPad) are the iTunes free apps of the week. They're normally priced at 99 cents and $1.99, respectively.

True to its name, Angry Birds Seasons is a theme-oriented spin-off of the original game -- that theme being, well, seasons. Thus you've got level collections ranging from summer and winter to St. Patrick's Day and Halloween.

Rovio updates Seasons on a regular basis, with the game now approaching a whopping 300 levels. All the new themes and levels come free, making for almost unparalleled bang for the buck.

In this case, bang for the click, as no money will change hands unless you make an in-game purchase. (The 99-cent Mighty Eagle, for example, can help you get past a particularly tricky level.)

It's worth noting that these are the full, ad-free versions of Angry Birds Seasons. If you don't yet own the game and want to see what all the fuss is about, this is the freebie for you.

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Motorola Defy Pro Was Announced Surprisingly

It seems that there has been a long time since the last minute we heard something new from Motorola. And currently with the release of the new Motorola Defy Pro, we seize something new from the mobile manufacturer.

Motorola Defy Pro was released several days ago. According to the introduction, it can resist dust, water and scratches, but it still looks sleek enough to be your day-to-day phone. It is qeuipped with a 2.7-inch Gorilla Glass touchscreen display and with a four-row physical QWERY keyboard. The handset also has three different "dashboards" or user profiles, which include outdoor, hiking, and workout view. These views give you details on the weather, track your hiking trails, and monitor your workouts, respectively.

This Android-based device also has BlueTooth capabilities, comes loaded with Quickoffice and sports a 5-megapixel camera with flash. According to report, it will be available in Brazil starting July 15. We only need to wait several days and then get access to the latest phone from Motorola.