Technology enhances mobile phones and mobile videos

Thursday, January 26th, 2012

Think back to the last ten years and look forward to the near future to think we enjoy mobile videos with advanced phones. Bluetooth and Internet browsing may seemed to be a mirage in the past but new technology just achieve these feats. Nowadays mobile phone is not only a communication device, but can do more for us with the development of technology.

Today there is noting that the mobile phone can’t do. Handset manufactures now change their marketing strategies; they no long emphasize their hardware specification but focus more on the types of applications. Initially they just present the powerful hardware used in mobile phones.

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How to transfer video files to a China mobile phone?

Thursday, January 12th, 2012

As an undefined / unbranded phone, there may be no unambiguous indication on a China mobile phone that which video file format it could support. Then, how can we transfer video files to such an undefined mobile phone? How to ensure that your phone can play the video files you have uploaded?

To be on safe side, get 3GP format videos

General speaking, your undefined cell phone will establish itself as a branded phone and claim to be able to play video files encoded with 3GP, AVI and many different additional codecs pointed as playable. In most cases, we get those video files download and transferred to the phone, a playback error occurs. Technical people can solve the problem by dealing with the codes or compression.

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The difference between 3GP and M4P files

Friday, January 6th, 2012

The M4P format file is a proprietary version of advanced audio coding (AAC) for MP4 format with DRM designed and developed by Apple. They are used in music which can be downloaded from the Apple iTunes music store. M4P format files are typically audio files purchased from iTunes and protected by FairPlay digital rights management (DRM), which limits the number of computers that the file can be played on (usually, no more than five).

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