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It seems that wearable smart gadget is the next edge for tech giants. New Bloomberg reports that Samsung, the South Korean smart tech devices maker is latest into chatter to be working on wearable gadget, development of a watch that could do tasks of a smartphone.

The registered name is believed to be secured for its next generation smart-watch as the company cites while filing that it is for "wearable digital electronic devices in the form of a wristwatch, wrist band, or bangle capable of providing access to the Internet and for sending and receiving phone calls, electronic mails and messages."

As far as smart phones are mentioned, the most popular two are Apple's iPhone and Android phones. Samsung used to roll out a very good Android phone called Galaxy S II, which used to be the street phone as far as Android was brought to the table. Do you have one such phone, how can you watch your personal videos on this smart phone? Today let me introduce you a Mac video converter software offered by DVDFab, Video Converter for Mac. It has the ability to convert all your personal videos on your Mac computer to Galaxy S II videos for playing on the move.

Obviously, Samsung is trying to convince people into believing that Galaxy S II has made record breaking progress on not only display screen, but also on battery life, which means you can use it for a longer time before you need to recharge it. This indeed brings good news to videoohiles who watch movies a lot on this smart phone. Now, here we are going to talking about how to watch a DVD movie on Galaxy S II, with the help of a DVD Ripper software like DVDFab DVD Ripper, which supports to converts DVD movies for Galaxy S II.

Galaxy S II was considered as a classic model, which used to make very good reputation for its master. Now let me ask you a question, do you usually watch videos on your Galaxy S II? If yes, you might be very interested in getting to know how to convert DVD movies for this smart phone, on your Mac computer. The answer is that we should bring in a third party software which is called a Mac DVD Ripper software, like DVDFab DVD Ripper for Mac, which converts all your DVDs into Galaxy S II playable videos: