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After the launch of Samsung Galaxy Nexus Prime integrated with Android 4.0 ICS, a number of current Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note holders are also demanding for latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich update to their devices.

Samsung, the biggest successor of Galaxy S series devices has unveiled that the company has sold more than 30 million units of both Galaxy S and Galaxy S II smartphones.

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:

When considering for a smart phone, you may come across Samsung Galaxy S II, which is a very amazing smart phone, even though you have a Mac computer. So, how to convert the Blu-rays on your Mac computer for the Samsung Galaxy S II you just bought is a real question. Now, with the help a Mac Blu-ray Ripper software, such as DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper for Mac, your problem soon disappears, as this software can convert Blu-rays into Galaxy S II compatible videos for you to play on your phone.

"Either someone's made a right balls-up, or Samsung's got a non-LTE-packing Galaxy S II HD on the way for the UK. Mobi-city, a relatively new online mobile phone store, put up an ad on its front page for a "bigger, better, newer version of the popular S II" with a "larger, higher resolution screen and more battery power"."

"Samsung today announces an exclusive collaboration with Tulisa Contostavlos, giving Phones 4u customers the chance to film a music video at an exclusive shoot with the singer. Customers who buy a phone from Samsung's Galaxy Family (Samsung Galaxy S II, Samsung Galaxy Note or Galaxy Nexus) from Phones 4u from Friday 27th January, can enter an exclusive competition and be in with a chance of winning a ticket to the shoot."

"Samsung Electronics UK today announced it has received carbon footprint certification for two of its hero Android devices, the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Note. The Carbon Trust has certified the carbon footprints of both products having verified that they successfully met the requirements of PAS 2050, a global standard for product carbon footprinting."

Then the next question is how we can put our own videos on Galaxy S II for enjoying on the way. There is an easier solution to that. You might already have the answer, and you are quite right, what we need is simply a piece of video converter software. Now we recommend you an easy-to-use and GUI friendly one from DVDFab, it is DVDFab Video Converter. It converts videos for Galaxy S II and many other popular devices.

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.

"The Samsung Galaxy S II remains the best-selling smartphone in the UK for the eighth successive month, despite the arrivals of the much-vaunted iPhone 4S and the Nokia Lumia 800."

"Samsung have announced that their latest smartphone, the Galaxy S II, is in line for a bit of Android Ice Cream Sandwich action."

Good news for all Americans, who desire to purchase Smartphone during the vacation season, AT&T has announced that the Samsung Galaxy S II is now available on the company's online store.

"Samsung is reportedly preparing to send two new Android phones to the UK, ready to enter both the mid and upper range. While neither are 'new' releases, as they've both been previously announced, this is the first time we've got confirmation of a national release for one of them."

"Yes, yes - we know you've heard this a few times too many in the past couple of weeks, but this time it is for real, folks. Samsung Mobile's official Facebook page broke the news that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has officially made its way to Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II."

"Samsung tweeted the news it would be upgrading the Galaxy S II to Ice Cream Sandwich back in November but didn't offer any indication of when it would appear. Since then, it's not been clear whether the S II would be the only Samsung device to see Android 4.0, or if the company was still evaluating the Galaxy range."

AT&T is introducing its two 4G LTE capable smartphones - Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket and HTC Vivid will be available on November 6. AT&T announced.

Facebook Home, the social network leader's higher than just app, which converts choicest devices into majorly Facebook phones, is out on Google Play Store for no cost at all.Facebook Home opened the doors on Friday for users of the Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Note II, HTC One X and HTC One X+. A HTC First handset launched recently for public at $99.99 also has Facebook Home loaded.

"Hot on the heels of HTC's confirmation they would be bringing the latest version of Android to their Sensation series, Samsung has now spoken out on which device they will be upgrading too."