올해 가장 인기있는 iOS를 타워 국방 전략 게임 "달팽이 대 개미"

올해 가장 인기있는 iOS를 타워 국방 전략 게임 "달팽이와 개미."
플레이어는 즉시 10 만 달러 이상, 즉 가장 인기있는 올해, 타워 국방 전략 게임 "달팽이 워즈 개미입니다.

클래식 타워 방어 전투 게임.
최고의 iOS를 게임.
거리에 왕자의 왕관 달팽이들은 조국의 침공 개미, 그래서 자신의 집을 보호하기 위해 자신의 기괴한 능력을 가진 용감한 달팽이의 그룹은 작은 동물 사이의 전투를 시작했습니다.
달팽이vs개미 새로운 개념의 타워방어게임으로서 그 플레이 방법은 아주 간단하다. 다양한 전술과 전략을 이용하여 독창성잇는 다양한 각도의 방어시스템으로 개미놈들의 한차례 또 한차례의 진공을 방어해야한다.
새로운 캐릭터, 좋은 화질, 좋은 음향효과 그리고 신선하고 아름다운 장면을 변경으로하여 게임의 흥취를 더욱더 높여준다.

특색
★더욱 광범한 맵, 더욱 풍부한 지형 그리고 유희의 업드레이드 버전에 따라 더욱 많은 신과 모드가 추가된다.
★6명의 부동한 특색의 달팽이장군들은 더욱 손쉽게 군대를 배치하고 진을 치도록 한다
★11가지 부동한 개미들의 진공과 풍부한 레벨 디자인
★다종다양한 병력 업그레이드는 당신의 선택을 풍부하게한다
★게임에는 단일방향진공,교차진공,사면진공등 여러 모드가 잇다
★매관마다 3가지 부동한 모드로 설정되여있고 매개 모드하에 3개부동한 난이도로 나뉜다
★무한모드하에 당신의 무한한 도전을 기다린다
★화려한 트로피에는 당신의 영광이 가득하다
 ★ipad HD 지원

iPhone: http://itunes.apple.com/kr/app/dalpaeng-ivsgaemi/id533340935?mt=8

So, This is What You Get If You Buy Stuff In 'Gasketball'

I got a text the other afternoon from a pal who knows a thing or two about video games. He was confused about Gasketball's [Free (HD)] IAP model. He wasn't sure what he'd get if he boned up the $2.99. I thought he forgot how to read or something, but it appears as though this is an actual problem that a lot of people are having -- and it's hurting Mikengreg, as you'd expect.

The Penny Arcade Report filed a pretty depressing post about Gasketball this morning, detailing how much of a flop that the game is shaping up to be. You should read it in full, but the gist is this: the conversion rate on Gasketball is stupidly low and now the game's two creators, Mike Boxleiter and Greg Wohlwend, can no longer afford shelter.

When I previewed and when I reviewed the game, I looked at it as a whole; not just as a tutorial with IAPs. In hindsight, I should have made it much more clear that I see it as a $2.99 game, as opposed to a free one with optional IAP.

But anyway, since people like my pal are having problems, here's what you get if you opt to purchase the $2.99 "Buy It Forever" IAP: 100 levels, 10 new objects to play around with, and all of the content that will ever be released for Gasketballfrom this day forward.

To further break it down, here's the names, themes, and items you'll get from each of the five worlds this pack unlocks.

• Roballin' 101 - 25 construction site themed levels. You also unlock two objects: a panel that makes your ball move faster and the conveyor belt.
• Cosmo Jam World - 25 levels wrapped in a space theme. You also unlock a new robot avatar named Albert, and two objects: the teleporter and the grav switch
• Gasketslamcade - 25 levels pinball themed levels. You also unlock a new robot avatar named Geoffrey, and two objects: the bumper and the flipper.
• The Drunkworks - 25 machine themed levels. You also unlock a new robot named Woohouse and two new objects: the spinfusor and the conveyor.

And in case you didn't notice, all of this IAP stuff is available in the "user menu," which is an option you can pick on the game's home screen.

Gasketball is too good to fail, and this content makes the game a much, much better offering than it is without it. So, if you've got Gasketball, we reccomend you give the pass a download. It's not disappointing in the least.

App Store Link: Gasketball?, Free (iPad Only)  

From: Toucharcade 

First Hand News: Unbroken Daft of the Snails’ Model

Based on our report, this is absolutely the first hand news about Snails vs. Ants. Recently much news talking about the coming iOS game -- Snails vs. Ants, and our editor just get an unbroken draft of the snails’ model. Let’s take a look for their look and abilities.

  

The Mancatcher

Launch sting in fast speed. They are cheep, but low power. Normally, they’re used to build barrier.

The Grumer

They look soft. Yes, they have low damage. But as we know they can maximum slow the enemies down.

 

The Hurler

They have sharp and powerful tail. They can stop ants in far distance, even in the sky.

 

The Flamer

As what their color shows, they spray flame. They never stop working if an enemy appears in sight.

 The Lightning

They are very powerful and fast. They have given talent to destroy everything within sight, no matter on land or in sky.

The Volcanos

What’s on their back? It’s volcano. They live in the deep of volcano and now called by the king to stop the enemies. They are the ultimate force of the kingdom.

Till now the game is in review by App Store. When they release we will give a first shot to all game fans.

About Duole

Beijing Duole Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2009, now mainly focuses on iOS games, and already has Pandora Box (FREE) and Defend Homeland in the App Store.

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Press Release of Snails vs. Ants

10-member’s team working for about 5 months, programming for more than 4 months, modify more than 20 times. Then, here it comes.

What we spend now harvests. This game absolutely refreshes your general understanding tower defense game. It’s easy to operate but needs strategy; it has high freedom but as well as hidden rules.

This is the top prospect game! An ultra-high-freedom strategy iPhone game!

You should combine different tactics and strategies and use different snail which owns different abilities to helps you stop the invaders. Mix up with elegant and hand-painting cartoon pictures, pleasure sound effects, pure and fresh scene, this game appears with both casual and smart, relax and excited, challenge and courage.

Key Features

²       Various Types of Maps

It owns 3 kinds of modes and 3 types of difficulty levels. And more maps, abundant battle grounds and mode to be added in the coming version updating.

²       Six Kinds of Snails with Special Abilities

All those cute but powerful snails help you easily control the whole game. Let your enemies confess in the fire and lightning.

²       11 Corps Your Enemy

They can be weak or strong, fast or slow, high or short, even fly. They will appear in any unexpected way.

²       Upgrade Your Lovely Snails

Yes, you can upgrade your snails with less gold. They will have more delicate appearance and powerful fire.

²       Multiple Entrance Mode

Not excited enough? You can play maps with multiple entrances. A flood of invaders will challenge your nerve.

²       Extend and Endless Mode

Each map has three kinds of different modes, classic, extended (has 100 waves) and endless (Come on, you poor ants!).

²       Game Center and Achievement System

You scores will appear in the game center. Spill over your glory in the clinquant achievement cup.

²       Now you can play HD version with iPad. Take a look!

Based on the device, for better screen and picture experience, we have iPod and iPad version for Snails vs. Ants. It supports languages as: English, Simple Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese.

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About Duole

Beijing Duole Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2009, now mainly focus on iOS games, already has Pandora Box and Defend Homeland in the App Store.

iTunes Link: Coming soon

Infinity Blade II Review

Infinity Blade II, Chair Entertainment Group’s sequel to 2010’s convention-defying swordplay game, is as big and beautiful as ever. The original Infinity Blade proved that a challenging, beautiful, and big fantasy game could succeed on the iOS platform. Now, Infinity Blade II refines the gameplay, beefs up the role-playing elements, and proves that the original title was not a fluke.

The first Infinity Blade treated gamer “lives” very differently than your typical game. Instead of merely respawning where the player died, Infinity Blade would start the player’s descendant at the beginning of the castle, ready with his father’s sword and armor to continue his quest. Each life is like a nesting doll, revealing something more about the world and the character.

The Unreal Engine’s rendering of the environments is spectacular and unlike anything else on the iPad—you can see every edge of the character’s armor and even details as small as candles on chandeliers. Movement in the game is automated by tapping to a highlighted area, but as your character gains experience, more branching pathways appear.

Though your movement is on rails, that simply means Infinity Blade’s fighting mechanic is front and center, as it should be. Players tap to dodge or initiate super moves, but otherwise utilize the iPhone or iPad’s touchscreen interface to initiate swings of their blades or magical spells. The gesture-based blade swinging mechanic is utterly addictive and easily one of the geekiest joys you’ll experience on an iOS device. Trace your finger across the screen and watch as your player arcs his sword in the same direction—the mapping isn’t one-to-one, but it’s still much better than anything you’re used to. Infinity Blade II also adds to the list of moves you can pull off: Not only can you parry, attack and dodge, but defend and duck.

The role-playing elements of the game are subtle, but essential. As you explore the tower castle, you’ll see bags of currency that you’ll want to tap, and as you defeat enemies, you’ll earn currency as well. You can use this money to unlock better armor, weapons, and magical items. Or, if you’re impatient, you can shell out real money via in-app purchases to speed up the process.

Unlike the first Infinity Blade, you can now switch between sword and shield, two-handed, and dual-wielding weapon setups. Each weapon setup has its own tradeoffs—sword and shield gives you more protection while dual-wielding lets you parry much easier. But the two-handed weapon setup deals the most damage and has the easiest-to-execute combos, so there’s very little incentive to not use it.

Whether or not you’re entertained by the leveling-up process and are intrigued by the constantly branching paths of the castle is the ultimate determining factor of how much you’ll enjoy Infinity Blade II. There are a few choke holds—points where no matter how skilled you are, you’re still going to die unless you’re a certain level—but these are far enough into the game that you’re already hooked.

Infinity Blade was one of the fastest selling apps on the iOS store, and with good reason. Visually, there is no comparison to the Unreal Engine-powered environments. The combat, while repetitive, is exceptionally challenging and yet very, very fun. Experienced RPG fans will likely bemoan the game’s dearth of customization options—no matter your helmet or weapons, you’re still essentially a generic knight fighting a never-ending parade of similar-looking demons. And casual players may be turned off by the game’s repetitive nature and instead prefer something more linear.

But make no mistake: Infinity Blade II isn’t just a shiny new set of armor. It’s a deep, challenging, and addictive title that is not just an exceptionally compelling iOS offering, but one of the top games on any platform. The weapon-swiping mechanic alone is something that the most hardened gamer and the most casual of player will enjoy, and mechanics that are easy to learn but hard to master mean that anyone can hack, slash, and parry with the best of them in no time. 

User Reviews of Infinity Blade II iPhone App

Sound		100.0%
Graphics		96.0%
Originality		88.0%
Easy controls
Longevity		96.0%
Useful		56.0%
Stable		92.0%
Fun		88.0%
Attractive		96.0%
Met expectations		76.0%

Magic 2013 # 999 Game Reviews

Magic 2013

by Wizards of the Coast

Device: iPad Only

Average User Rating: 

Size: 1000.4 MB

Price: Free

Description:

Face a greater challenge with Magic: The Gathering Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013!

In the latest installment of this hit franchise, travel across the fantastic plane of Shandalar as you face encounters, and battle powerful Planeswalkers.

Magic 2013 offers new features including statistics-tracking for your game play and, for those already skilled in slinging spells, the option to choose what lands to tap when you cast your spells.

Game includes:
3 decks with 5 unlockable cards each
Single-player campaign across the plane of Shandalar
4 deadly opponents, including the Planeswalker Garruk Wildspeaker
Encounters, a new feature in which you test your skills against different preset AI strategies
Planechase mode, which changes the rules with a randomized deck of cards based on the planes of the Magic Multiverse

Additional content is also available for purchase. Premium content package will get you:
7 additional decks to unlock
250+ additional cards unlockable through play
18 additional Campaign levels across the planes of Ravnica, Alara, and Innistrad, plus 11 revenge matches and 3 Planechase battles.
10 puzzling challenges
Online one-on-one Multiplayer play
Two-Headed Giant and Custom game modes
Pit yourself against the Multiverses ultimate evil mastermind, the dragon Planeswalker Nicol Bolas, in the single-player campaign
Access to deck key and foil conversion in-app purchases
Additional downloadable content as it becomes available

Magic: The Gathering Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 runs best on iPad 2 or later.

Game content available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese.

iTunes Link: http://itunes.apple.com/app/magic-2013/id502588466?mt=8

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Pocket Planes by NimbleBit - Join Flight Crew

Pocket Planes

by NimbleBit LLC

Average User Rating:  

Size: 17.4 MB

Price: Free

Description:

From the creators of Tiny Tower comes Pocket Planes, a casual airline sim that fits right in your pocket!

- Manage and grow your fleet of planes as they fly interesting people and cargo to over 250 cities around the map.
- Unlock everything from tiny prop planes to jumbo jets and small town airports to mega cities.
- Customize your planes with your own paint jobs and pilot uniforms.
- Trade plane parts among your friends, and compete in worldwide group events.
- See how you stack up against your friends with tons of stats and leader boards.

 iTunes Link: http://itunes.apple.com/app/pocket-planes/id491994942


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10 ways to market software product

1.       Develop strategic partnerships with websites where your target audience goes. If you have software for small businesses, then you may want to approach small business portals or online magazines targeting small businesses and offer a partnership deal with them. You have to address the question for your potential partners. Give potential partners a hefty commission for every sale that they send your way. Help your partners devise strategies on how to market your product – provide them with sales copy that they can put in their newsletter, give them banners or other creative that they can run in their websites, give them text link copy that they can use. Then monitor if they are actually doing anything to market your product. If they are not providing you with the sales you were hoping for, talk to them and ask them how you can help improve their sales. For this approach to work, you need to have a dedicated person tracking and helping your strategic partners.

2.       Create an affiliate program. Expand the strategic partnership route even further and develop your own affiliate program. There may be other websites out there that would be willing to sell your software for you in exchange for a percentage of sales. However, you would need infrastructure, and a person who could monitor the affiliate program.

3.       Make sure your product is listed in software review and download sites such as CNET Download.com, Tucows.com and similar websites. They are the place people go to when they need software, and you need to be there.

4.       Get tech magazines (print and online) and bloggers to review your software. If you get good reviews and the review is featured or published, that is a great source of free publicity for your business.

5.       Offer a free trial version of your software. Those who download a free trial version are more likely to buy your product.

6.       Advertise where your target market gathers. You need to be visible where your buyers are. Whether buying sponsored text links or banner advertising, measure your ROI carefully. If you use pay per click search advertising, carefully track your keywords and your ROI.

7.       Create the best software you can. Satisfied customers will freely recommend your software to others in forums or other online gatherings.

8.       Write articles. Articles can help boost your traffic, increase your page rank, establish yourself as an authority in the field, and get more sites to link to you. It may not be a direct way to get sales, but it can help in the long run

9.       9. Press release. While some press release services cost some amount to use, others are free. Every time you release a new version, land a partnership deal or something good is happening in your business, write a press release and send it around.

10.    10. Improve your conversion. Getting visitors is one thing; getting them to buy your products is a whole different story. 

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Make a good-looking DVD menu, clip videos, crop video size, add subtitles/soundtracks/opening film/effects and watermarks...

 

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How to create DVD movies from video files with Video to DVD Converter?

- A guide about mediAvatar Video to DVD Converter
No matter what kind of video formats you have, no matter where your videos come from (collected, downloaded or shot by iPhone 4 or camcorders), you can use this mediAvatar Video to DVD Converter to help you convert and burn these videos to DVD movies. And you can also make your own DVD menu, subtitles, soundtracks, watermarks, effects for your DVD movie.
Creating DVD movies of your own is incredibly easy just like 1-2-3:
1. Load videos and insert recordable DVD disc; 2. Create a DVD menu; 3. Start to burn videos to DVD!
To be clear, we divide this guide into two parts:
Part 1: Getting Started
Part 2: Customize DVD Movies
In the Part 1, we will describe the 1-2-3-4 steps to create a DVD movie.
In the Part 2, you can get the detai
ls of how to customize your DVD movies by clipping videos, adding subtitle files and soundtracks, embeding watermarks, and editing video effects.

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Download Video to DVD Converter

Before start to create DVD movies, please download, install and launch mediAvatar Video to DVD Converter. After launch, you'll see the interface as below. Pretty concise and easy to handle.

Part 1: Getting Started

Step 1: Load video files
Click "Add Video File(s)" button on the toolbar or click "File > Add Video File(s)…" option from the main menu to load the video files you want to burn.
Or click "File > Add Video Folder…" option from the main menu to choose a folder and load all the supported video files in this folder into the file list.
Step 2: Adjust output settings
Destination: Insert a recordable disc, and choose the disc you insert from the "Destination" drop-down list. Or choose "Save as DVD Folder" or "Save as Image (.iso)" option to burn your video files as DVD folder or ISO and back them up to your hard disk.
DVD Name: Enter a name in the textbox as the DVD name.
Writing Speed: Cchoose an appropriate writing speed from the drop-down list according to your CPU configuration.
Copies: Enter the number or click the up and down arrows to set the number of copies you want to burn. If you set it to more than 1, then the DVD creator will prompt you to insert a new recordable disc after each DVD burning completed.
Step 3: Create DVD menu
Click "Templates" button on the menu panel, then from the "Menu Templates" window that appears, choose your favorite template to create a DVD menu instantly.
If you want to customize your DVD menu with your own music, picture and opening film, click "Edit" button on the menu panel to open "Menu Edit" window, in which you can change the template, add background music/picture, title and opening film to your menu.

If you don't want any DVD menu, click "No menu".
And if you have DVD menu but you want the DVD play automatically but not display the menu after DVD disc starts, then go to "Tools > Settings > Output" tab, and check "Skip Menu" option.
Step 4: Start creating DVD
Click "Burn" button at the right bottom of the file list to start burning videos to DVD movie.
Tips:
1. If you want to cutomize your DVD movies, go to Part 2.
2. You can preview videos and take snapshot in the player at the right bottom. Select the file in the file list, and click "Play" button in the player to play the file. When the video jumps to the image you like, click "Snapshot" button to store the image in the snapshot folder.
3. By default, this video to DVD converter will add chapters automatically for each DVD movie title at intervals of 15 minutes. If you don't want chapters or want to change the chapter interval, go to "Tools > Settings > Output" tab, and uncheck the "Auto Add Chapters" option or change the time interval.

Part 2: Customize DVD Movie
1. Add subtitle files
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, then click "Subtitle" button on the toolbar to enter the subtitle window.
Click the plus icon on the right panel to choose the subtitle files (up to 32) you want to add in the dialog that opens, then the subtitle files will be displayed in the subtitle list.

Step 2: Choose a subtitle from the subtitle list, and then choose its respective language from the "Subtitle Language" drop-down list, and optionally adjust their respective vertical position and font style.
If the subtitle is not synchronous with the video, then drag the "Subtitle Delay" slider left or right to adjust the delay time, or just enter the delay time in the textbox, or click the up or down arrow to adjust it higher or lower.
If you want to set default subtitle for your DVD movie while DVD plays, then choose the one you want and click the up arrow on the right top of the subtitle list to move it up to the first place in the list.
Step 3: After adding and editing subtitle files, click "Apply" and "OK" to return to the main interface.

Click the plus icon at the front of the video to expand its subtitle items, you will find the subtitles you added are listed below the video.
To add more subtitles to your DVD movie, click the plus icon in the subtitle row. And click the pen icon to edit certain subtitle.
2. Add soundtracks
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, then click "Audio" button on the toolbar to enter the audio window.
Click the plus icon on the right panel to choose the audio files you want to add as DVD soundtracks (up to 8 audio files) in the dialog that opens, then the audio file is displayed in the soundtracks list.

Step 2: Choose a soundtrack from the soundtrack list, and then choose its language from the "Audio Language" drop-down list, and adjust its volume, bit rate, and channels according to your own need.
If the soundtrack is not synchronous with the video, then drag the "Audio Latency" slider left or right to set the latency time, or enter the latency time in the textbox, or click the up or down arrow to adjust it higher or lower.
If you want to set one of the soundtrack as the default one when DVD plays, then select it then click the up arrow on the right top of the audio track list to move it up to the first place in the list.
Step 3: After adding and editing soundtracks, click "Apply" and "OK" to return to the main interface.

Click the plus icon at the front of the video to expand its soundtrack items, you will find the soundtracks you added are listed below the video.
To add more soundtracks, click the plus icon on the soundtrack row. And click the pen icon to edit soundtracks.
3. Clip video file
Step 1: Select a video from the file list, then click "Clip" button on the toolbar to enter "Clip" window as below.

Step 2: Click "Play" button to play the video, when it comes to the start point you want, click "Set Start Point" button to set this point as the start time, then set the end time in the same way. You will see a new segment is added into the segment list below.
Step 3: Click "New Clip" button at the left top of the segment list, and repeat the Step 2 to set the start and end time of this segment. Repeat this step to extract as many segments as you want.
Step 4: Click "Apply" button to apply the settings and click "Close" button to return to the main interface. All the segments you extracted will be merged, and the original video will be replaced by this newly merge one.
4. Add effects, crop video size, add watermarks
Choose a video in the file list, and click the "Effect" button to enter "Effect" window.
Add effects

Go to the "Effect" tab, check the effects you want. Click the up and down arrows to adjust the order of the effects you checked.
Crop video size

Go to the "Crop" tab, enter the height and width below the "Crop Area Size" label, and enter the left and right margin below the "Position of Crop Area" label to set the crop area. Or drag the horizontal and vertical lines on the preview window to set the crop area. And according to your own need, check "Keep Aspect Ratio" option and choose the aspect ratio you want from the drop-down list.
Add watermarks
Go to the "Watermark" tab, click "Add Text Watermark" button, and input the content of text watermark in the list, and adjust the settings below.

To add picture watermark, please click "Add Picture Watermark" button, and choose a picture in the dialog that opens, and adjust the settings below.
Tip: After adding effects, cropping area size and adding watermarks, click "Comparing Preview" button to preview the original and fixed ones in the two windows for comparison to check the final effects more clearly.

How to convert, transfer, backup, download and manage media files for your iPad?

- A through guide about mediAvatar iPad Software Suite Pro
With this mediAvatar iPad Software Suite Pro, you can transfer movies/music/ebooks/photos between iPad and computer, backup iPad files to iTunes library, rip and transfer DVD movies to iPad, convert and transfer any videos/music to iPad, download videos from YouTube, Metacafe, Dailymotion, Revver, Vililife, BREAK, Vimeo, Stickam, Blip.tv to iPad, make iPhone ringtones, and share media files among multiple iPad, iPod and iPhone devices.

The following is the details about how to convert, transfer, backup, download and manage media files for your iPad step by step.
For your clarity, we divide this guide into 5 parts:

• Part 1: Transfer files between iPad, computer and iTunes
• Part 2: Rip & transfer DVD movies to iPad/iTunes
• Part 3: Convert & transfer videos/music to iPad/iTunes
• Part 4: Download online videos to iPad
• Part 5: Make iPhone ringtones

After you download, install and start mediAvatar iPad Software Suite Pro, then connect your iPad to your computer, then this iPad software suite will recognize your iPad automatically and display its device information on the first interface.

Tip: mediAvatar iPad Software Suite Pro allows you to connect as many iPad, iPod and iPhone devices as you want to manage and transfer media files among all of them at the same time.
Part 1: Transfer files between iPad, computer and iTunes
1. Transfer music, videos, ebooks & photos from computer to iPad

Step 1: Select a library or playlist from the left tree.
Step 2: Click to open the "Add File(s) to Device" drop-down button, select the "Add File(s) to List" option then load the files you want to your iPad, or select the "Add Folder to List" option to locate the folder you want and load all the files in this folder to your iPad.
You can also right click the library/playlist, and choose "Add File(s) to List" or "Add Folder to List" right-click menu option to load the files you want.
Tip: If you connect multiple iPad, iPod or iPhone devices, this iPad software suite can transfer the selected files to all these devices at the same time.
2. Backup iPad videos/music/ebooks to your computer

Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to backup to your computer.
Step 2: Click "Copy File(s) to Computer" button, and select the folder in the dialog that appears for saving the checked iPad files, then start exporting these files from your iPad to computer.
You can also right click the checked files, and select "Copy to Computer" right-click menu option to start exporting these files to the folder you select.
3. Backup iPad videos/music/ebooks to iTunes

Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to export to iTunes library.
Step 2: Click "Copy File(s) to iTunes" button, then iTunes opens and this iPad backup starts exporting iPad files to your iTunes.
You can also right click the checked files, and choose "Copy to iTunes" option to start exporting these iPad files to iTunes.
4. Transfer files among multiple iPad/iPhone/iPod
Step 1: Open a library/playlist in one of the connected devices, and check the files you want to share with other devices.

Step 2: Click "Copy to Other Device(s)" button to start exporting these files to the devices you select. If you want to transfer them to all the connected devices, then click to open "Copy to Other Device(s)" drop-download list and select "All Devices", then this iPad transferring software starts transferring these files to all other iPad, iPod or iPhone devices.
Part 2: Rip & transfer DVD movies to iPad/iTunes
Step 1: Select "Rip DVD/CD" node from the left tree list to open the "Rip DVD/CD" module.

Step 2: Insert a DVD movie disc you want to rip, click "Open DVD" down-arrow at the bottom, then choose the DVD disc from the drop-down list, or choose a DVD folder, ISO file or IFO file from your computer, then load them into the list.
Tip: You can also right click the DVD/CD node in the left tree list, click "Open DVD" and choose the inserted DVD disc, or click "Open DVD > Other Folder" to choose a DVD folder, or click "Open ISO Files…" or "Open IFO Files…" to load the ISO or IFO files you want to import.
Step 3: Check the titles you want to rip in the list, and click "Copy File(s) to Device" or "Copy File(s) to iTunes" button to start ripping DVD to iPad videos then copying them to your iPad or iTunes library. Or click "Copy File(s) to My Cache" button to rip DVD to iPad videos and save the videos in the cache for later transferring.

Part 3: Convert & transfer videos/music to iPad/iTunes
Step 1: Select "Convert Video/Audio" node from the left tree list to enter the "Convert Video/Audio" module.

Step 2: Click the "Add File(s) to List" button, and select the files you want in the dialog that opens and load them to the list. Or choose the "Add Folder to List…" option from "Add File(s) to List" drop-download list to locate the folder you want and import all the files in this folder to the list.
Tip: You can also right click the "Convert Video/Audio" node, and choose "Add File(s) to List…" or "Add Folder to List…" option to load the files you want.
Step 3: Check the files to convert in the list, and click "Copy File(s) to Device" or "Copy File(s) to iTunes" button to start converting these videos/music then copying them to your iPad or iTunes library. Or click "Copy File(s) to My Cache" button to rip these videos/music to iPad files and save the files in the cache for later transferring.

Part 4: Download online videos to iPad
Step 1: Select "Download Online Video" node from the left tree list to enter the "Download Online Video" module.

Step 2: From the right window above, click to enter one of the video sites. Or directly enter the video URL of any of the above sites in the address bar. For instance, we go to youtube.com and choose a video, and click "Download" button on the bottom to download the video. You can add as many videos to download as you want.

Step 3: After downloading, check the videos from the download list, and click "Copy File(s) to Device" or "Copy File(s) to iTunes" button to transfer these downloaded videos to your iPad or iTunes library. Or click "Copy File(s) to My Cache" button to save the downloaded videos in the cache for later transferring.

Part 5: Make iPhone ringtones
All the above features also appy to iPod and iPhone. This part is just for iPhone.
Step 1: Select "Make iPhone ringtone" node from the left tree list to enter the "Make iPhone ringtone" module.

Step 2: Click "Add File(s) to List" button to load the video or audio files to convert.
Step 3: Select the file to convert in the list, and if you like, set the start point and end point to extract the segment you want as iPhone ringtone, and enable the "Fade in" and "Fade out" effects then set the fading time.
Step 4: Click "Copy File(s) to Device" or "Copy File(s) to iTunes" button to start making iPhone ringtones and transferring ringtones to iPhone or iTunes directly. Or click "Copy File(s) to My Cache" button to make iPhone ringtones and save the ringtones in the cache for later transferring.