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Game enthusiasts have good news that Sony finally released its 8th generation game console, PS Vita, a simpler term of PlayStation Vita. Although the screen is just 5 inch, and just 960*544 in resolution, gamers still can enjoy their collected movies on it whenever they feel bored of playing video games. And to that target, as the most popular Blu-ray Ripper software for Mac system, it is necessary for DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper for Mac to support to rip Blu-ray movies to PS Vita compatible videos on Mac computer.

Sony, the traditional tycoon in game industry, has its new PS Vita released, which a powerful mobile gaming and multimedia device. It does not only play games, but also houses a host of other features, like Cross-play, Web browsing, Google Maps, Cameras (both a front one and a rear one), as well as movies and music. In terms of video quality, taking full advantage of the 5-inch OLED display, the videos look great. You can try this well-known Mac video converter software to convert personal owned videos to PS Vita compatible videos to check out the image quality yourself.

Sony's Xperia Z phone, which the Japanese company unveiled at CES, looks like it will stand up to the competition. But by the time it becomes available around the end of the first quarter, Sony's rivals may well come up with a product or two that are just as good.

"HTC is set to be the first manufacturer other than Sony to get the coveted PlayStation certification for its Android devices, if reports are to be believed."

"Today's smartphones perform a number of functions for users. They can be used to surf the net, send messages, and keep updated with social media and for gaming. More and more these devices are being relied upon to serve as gaming tools. Smartphones can easily have apps installed on them which are games. In fact, some of today's most popular games began as a mobile phone game app. Revenue data is showing that more games are being purchased for mobile phones such as the iPHone or Android phones than for handheld games such as the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP."

"If you thought the camera on the iPhone 4S was good, just wait until you see the iPhone5. If rumours are to be believed, Sony is working on a new camera sensor for the next gen Apple phone - and it's going to be awesome."

Sony has released the beta version of Android ICS 4.0.3 for its Xperia smartphones. The Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 Beta ROM is now available to upgrade on the Xperia Ray, the Xperia Neo V and the Xperia Arc S

Can't believe Sony is making another edition of its long enjoyed game console? Yes, it did prepare a debut of its new generation of Play Station, but this time, it is called PS Vita. This newly developed gaming device has a 5-inch OLED multi-touch capacitive touch screen. That's to say, you can watch movies and other videos on it if you are not in the mood of playing games. Now, how to transfer your Blu-ray movies from a Mac computer to this gaming handset? Don't be upset, there are tools on this. A Mac Blu-ray Ripper software like DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper for Mac can help you convert all your Blu-rays into PS Vita ready videos for watching whenever you're in the mood.

PS Vita from Sony is a great game console and at the same time, an excellent video player on the go. Gamers can play video games they love best and when feel tired, they can also watch movies, TV shows and other videos on the splendid display coming along with the console. The question is that how to convert videos to play on PS Vita, when you have a Mac computer at home? That is pretty much as easy as you do on a Windows PC, what you need is simply a piece of Mac Video Converter software that converts all kinds of videos to PS Vita compatible videos to play whenever you go. DVDFab Video Converter for Mac just comes for that reason.

In 2013 all gaming enthusiasts are excited: PlayStation 4 will be released and rumour has it Microsoft will do the same with Xbox 720 or whatever the name of their next generation console will be.

When it comes to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles, the debate is right now more intense than ever before. We still see the console wars raging, but now there are fewer choices to battle it out. Old school gamers will remember the console wars in the 80′s and 90′s. It seemed there was a new device out every other month, and most of them flopped…hard.

A dazzling Android powered smartphone that really appears like one of the best Sony's handsets until now, the Xperia S is highly anticipated to hit AT&T's shelves soon.

"Manufacturers are taking a lot more notice of the new Android Ice Cream Sandwich update than previous editions, with HTC and Samsung both announcing their intentions to update at least some of their most popular phones to the very latest version of the OS. This makes a change from the almost total silence surrounding older Android builds."