7 Best Cheap Smartphones at $100 or Less

We have iPhone 6 Plus($299 at lowest), HTC One M8($149.99 at lowest), Samsung Galaxy Note 4($249.99), and other latest smartphones priced pretty high. And the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price(MSRP) is much higher. For example, MSRP of HTC One M8 goes as high as $800. You can enjoy the latest features on them in exchange. However, in order to be affordable for the above smartphones, you may have to save money for a few months.

These smartphones that will be introduced are priced at $100 or less, much cheaper than the latest smartphones. The price of them are usually set by the provider to get you sign a service contract. Anyway, it will be always a bargain since they are cheap and you will always need a smartphone to call, text, browser the Internet and so on.

Note: The prices for the following smartphones are not fixed and will be changed from time to time.

1: Apple iPhone 3GS

Price: $99

OS: iOS

Strength: As a member of Apple iPhone, iPhone 3GS is still one of the best smartphones in the market thought it may not have all the features of Apple' latest iPhones. First of all, iPhone 3GS has the common highlights of iPhone, such as the design, fast speed in running software, etc. Besides, as a smartphone, it meets your needs in multimedia messaging, video recording, and voice dialing. What's more, the battery is pretty long and the multimedia quality is much satisfying.

Weakness: The main shorts of this phone are call quality and 3G reception, while you still can make calls and surf the Internet.

2: HTC Droid Incredible

Price: $100

OS: Android

Strength: The phone deserved its name because it was very popular after its launch. Talking about the reason, the AMOLED display of it contributes a lot. Moreover, the fast speed, 3.7-inch display, 8-megapixel camera and 8GB of internal memory are undeniable causes to Incredible's success. What makes it hard to refuse also includes its availability of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G.

Weakness: However, if you do not want this incredible smartphone, you must be worrying about its multimedia experience. After all, it is a phone released several years ago and certainly defeated by the latest smartphone in that aspect.

3: BlackBerry Style

Price: $100

OS: Blackberry OS

Strength: The phone is not look as style as its name. Actually, it is a clamshell phone and has an old-fashioned looking without touchscreen and display. Therefore, what is the advantage of this smartphone? The answer is the impressive call quality. Other features of it you may like include a full keyboard, a cute clamshell chassis, a quite good multimedia quality and so on.

Weakness: It may not look as beautiful as other bar-phones and the flat and small keys may be inconvenient to some users. But it is still a usable smartphone.

4. Samsung Intercept

Price: Free - $99

OS: Android

Strength: This relatively small smartphone has two colors: satin pink and gray steel. The pink and handy phone must look cute and attracting to girls. It stands out as a both affordable and pocketable smartphone with a slide-out full keyboard. The phone is also equipped with a 3.2-megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and a colorful display. Worth to mention, the call quality is very good.

Weakness: It is a shame that Intecept has such as small screen as a smartphone, which may give you a bad experience in enjoy videos and browse the Internet. Other important defects of this Samsung smartphone are the slow processing and quality of photos.

5. Palm Pre Plus

Price: Price: Free - $99

OS: WebOS

Strength: Palm Pre Plus is also a slid-out smartphone with full keyboard. Taking advantage of WebOS, it is unique and has easier-to-use interface and great multitasking capabilities. If you are looking for a phone to balance work and play and find Android or Windows phones are too much, Palm Pre Plus is a great choice for you.

Weakness: Some features like speakerphone volume and camera editing do not function well. And the phone will get a little bit hot if using for too long. Anyway, those shorts still can be tolerated at that price.

6. Nokia E73 Mode

Price: Free - $49

OS: Symbian OS

Strength: The appearance of the bar-phone with excellent QWERTY keyboard features a very sleek and sexy design. It is most famous for great messaging capabilities. The smartphone also enables you switch between two home screens, one for work and one for home, which is seldom available in other smartphones. BlueTooth, GPS, Wifi, USB and other basic gadgets are all available in Nokia E73 Mode.

Weakness: Except not-that-good-multimedia quality which is shared by cheap smartphones listed here, Nokia E73 Mode also owns a heavy interface, slow processing speed, small onboard memory and low-resolution screen.

7. LG Ally

Price: Free - $49

OS: Android

Strength: LG Ally has no very outstanding features among smartphones. But the slid-out phone is adequately equipped with QWERTY keyboard, GPS, a 3.2-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and EV-DO Rev.

Weakness: The LG smartphone has no essential falls, either, except that the photo quality needs improving.

How to play iTunes videos on the best cheap smartphones?

The above mentioned smartphones based on different operating system all have multimedia function and can play videos of ordinary formats. However, iTunes M4V videos are not ordinary. They are DRM videos which protected from being copied, edited, and transferred and so on.

In order to play iTunes M4V videos on the smartphones, you need to remove DRM from them.M4VGear DRM Media Converter is specializing in removing DRM from iTunes M4V videos and converting them to non-protected formats like MP4, MOV, AVI and so on. The conversion speed of the program is 20X faster and it features in retaining original quality, keeping all subtitles and audio tracks including 5.1 audio.

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M4VGear DRM Media Converter offers 1 minute trial in both Windows and Mac version. Therefore, you have chance to test the program out and decide whether it is the very product you want.

How to Stream iTunes Movies/ TV Shows to Vizio TV?

Founded on 2002, VIZIO is an American privately held producer of consumer electronics, and now it is best known as a producer of affordable flat screen televisions. Through these years, Vizio is America's bestselling brand of television for its high quality and relatively affordable price. Meanwhile, iTunes, as one of the largest media stores of HD videos and music, attracts most people purchasing videos from it. Then, people would wonder whether it's possible to play iTunes videos on Vizio TV. 

“If I buy a Vizio smart TV can I stream the iTunes movies directly to the TV?” 

“I want to play ‘The Interview’ purchased from iTunes on my Vizio TV, how to do that?

“I just got a new Vizio tv and I tried transfer iTunes videos to it via USB. But it always pops up message that shows the file cannot be played. How do I play my iTunes videos on my Vizio TV?”

The Internet is full of questions like whether it’s possible to stream iTunes DRM-ed videos to Vizio TV. People all want to enjoy better visual experience by playing HD videos on big screen TVs. However, there always exists a problem that iTunes videos are strictly DRM protected and cannot be played on other non-Apple devices. Is there any way to unlock iTunes videos so that they can be freely played on other devices, such as Vizio TV?

Yes, of course. M4VGear iTunes to TV Converter works perfectly with that problem. M4VGear helps users remove DRM protection form iTunes purchases and rentals, and convert them to regular formats supported by other common devices. Let's explore together how to crack iTunes DRM with M4VGear, and transfer iTunes videos to Vizio TV for playback. 

Tutorial: Play iTunes Videos on Vizio TV

     Equipment Requirement

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1. Latest version of M4VGear iTunes to TV Converter

2. The latest version of iTunes 12.3

          3. USB device

  

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1. Import iTunes movies/ TV shows to M4VGear

Double click to launch M4VGear. Click "Add Movies" button, and a window will pops up for choosing iTunes videos, select entry you want to enter to choose videos to convert. Then click "OK" button to finish importing iTunes videos. 

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Choose output profile

Click to set output format. When you set output format as "Same as source for mp4/ mov", the iTunes videos can be converted to DRM-free format at 20 faster speed with AC3 Dolby 5.1 surround, Closed captioning (CC) kept. When "Customized xxx Video" was chosen, you can manually set video & audio parameter.

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Set output path and start conversion

Click "Option" icon on the upper right, and a window will pops up which enables you to manually set output path. Then, click "Convert" button to start converting. 

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Transfer the well converted videos to Vizio TV

The output folder will pops up once the conversion is finished. If the output folder does not open automatically, please click "History" button to find the converted video files. Then, copy the video files to USB device, and transfer them to Vizio TV via USB port for enjoying. 

Is that simple? With M4VGear, you are no longer feeling puzzled over the question on that iTunes videos cannot play on Vizio TV.

Best Smart TV Brand Reviews - How to Choose the Right Smart TV?

Smart TV now is the mainstream of home media center. 2015 will be the year of the Smart TV, and many people are considering whether or not to buy a smart TV and how to choose the right one. Now, we will give you detailed advice to buy the best smart TV.

Best Smart TV Brand Reviews

There exists great potential of the smart TV market, thus all TV manufactures are competing for the top spot. Currently, Samsung and LG walks in the front end and be the most innovative and successful companies throughout the TV industry, followed by Philips, Sony and Panasonic.

Samsung Smart TV

Samsung first introduced Smart TV (Original name was “Smart LED TV”) which enables viewer to receive information and download apps from the Internet while at the same time watching conventional television programming. Now, all Samsung Smart TVs supports S Recommendation, which suggests content from both live TV and its video-based apps based on your viewing habits. Comparing to other brand, Samsung smart TV has a better system for conducting manual searches. Some of the newest flagships of Smausng Smart TV offer voice and gesture control.

LG Smart TV

LG’s Smart TV platform succeeds on ease of use, its oh-so-simple design helps it get the upper hand. The SmartShare software makes it easy to display any video, photo or music files on the home TV screen. It's beautifully simple, and file support is huge, and it can also offers free LG TV Remote app which enable user puts a live TV picture on a smartphone that mirrors what's playing on the TV.  All in all, LG Smart TV is at it user-friendly best.

Sony Smart TV

Sony Entertainment Network (SEN) is the official name for the smart TV system employed by Sony on its latest TVs. With a crisp, modern user interface, Sony Smart TV comes up with a handy History option which shows you the inputs and programs you have watched most recently. Sony's free TV SideView app for smartphones and tablets is one of the best presented to date, but to user’s disappointment, you cannot stream video from the TV to your portable devices. What’s more, Sony Smart TV still do not support Voice and gesture controls.

Panasonic Smart TV

Taking design cues from both LG and Samsung, Panasonic conceived the freshest and creative idea in Smart TV - My Home Screen user interface. With My Home Screen, numerous pages can be created with different layouts and wallpaper. Typically, Smart TV only has TV Home Screen, , Lifestyle Screen and Info Screen, but on Panasonic Smart TV, you can just as easily create Tom’s Apps, Mon’s Screen using the free text entry. Part of that, Panasonic supports stream videos, music or photos to tablets and smartphones, and works vice-versa.  

Philips Smart TV

With a thumbnail, Philips’s system can display both live TV and live video source with sound. Meanwhile, Philips Smart TV has a Tweet button and a fresh design which puts all apps along the bottom of the screen. Philips offers MyRemote app; and its Wi-Fi Smart Screen feature and SimplyShare app helps stream photos, music and videos form TV to smartphones and form smartphones to TV.

How to Choose the Right Smart TV?

Once decided on the brand, you have to make decision on which model to choose. Whereas the amount of brands was still manageable, the number of each of their different models is enormous. So, we have to know how to choose the appropriate model. Let's have a look at the following categories we see as the most important.

 Budget:  The most important tip to take into consideration is your budget. The price of Smart TV  ranges from $300 (£200) to $10,000 (£6,500), so, you should first decide price position, and then choose the best one.

 Visual quality and screen size:   When considering the visual quality, the frame refresh rates, contrast ratios and viewing angles should be taken into consideration.  In general, it is seems that the higher the price, the higher the visual quality. Now, many high-end smart TVs feature 3D and Blu-ray, when you purchase smart TV, you should decide whether these features are highly needed.  Also, you should consider the screen size of your smart TV according to your viewing habit. In short, the bigger screen size offers you a better visual experience.

 Smart TV features: In general, the features of the smart TV will be increased and strengthened as the price moves higher. You should consider the following main features when buying smart TV:

1. Supported apps: You should learn what apps are supported by the smart TV. Choose the smart TV which can support apps you want to add.

2. Smart recommendation: Whether the smart TV support smart recommendation is one of the most important factors to take into consideration.

3. Web browsing capability: Make sure the smart TV you want to buy has its own browser. Also ask if there's a wireless keyboard option.

4. Files streaming capability: Check whether or not the smart TV can stream videos, photos or music to your smartphone, tablets or other portable devices and whether this feature works vice-versa.

In the end, based on those guidelines, it is up to you to choose the best solution for your needs. 

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How to Stream iTunes Videos to Smart TVs?

iTunes videos are strictly protected by Apple FairPlay so that they cannot be played on Smart TV. In order to play iTunes videos on TV, you should remove DRM form them and convert them to common video formats supported by TV. M4VGear DRM Media Converter is the top choice to crack iTunes DRM protection. Download M4VGear for a try.

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M4VGear can convert iTunes M4V videos to multiple video & audio formats. When you choosing output format as "Same as source for mp4/ mov", the iTunes videos can be converted at 20X faster speed with lossless quality, multilingual subtitles and all audio tracks kept, including Dolby 5.1 audio track. 

Expect the One M9 at HTC's March launch event

We figured that HTC would continue to use the massive Mobile World Congress show to launch the next flagship phone in its portfolio, the HTC One M9. On Friday, invitations made the press conference a reality.

Granted, it's tough to decode from the invitation exactly which product or announcement HTC will launch, so the One M9 I keep talking about is purely and educated guess and high probability.

However, HTC also used this month's CES show to discuss the company's strategy of moving from "a great smartphone company to a great devices company," one that makes devices like the Re camera as well as products that focus on the connected home and fitness and health. We aren't sure what HTC has in mind for the former, but a smartwatch could make a lot of sense for the latter.

As always, CNET will be there to bring you all the news from the show.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2 comparison: LG's curved smartphone can't match appeal of iPhone

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2 comparison

CES 2015 saw the launch of LG's second curved smartphone, the LG G Flex 2, with a 5.5in screen and a self-healing chassis. Here, we put the G Flex 2 head-to-head with Apple's 5.5in smartphone, the iPhone 6 Plus, to find out what the similarities and differences are in our iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2 comparison.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Price & availability

The iPhone 6 Plus became available in September 2014, with a starting price of £619.

More specifically, the 16GB iPhone 6 Plus is £619, the 64GB model is £699 and the 128GB model is £789.

The LG G Flex 2, on the other hand, didn't launch until January 2015 and is expected to go on sale in February with a price tag of around £499 SIM-free, although that hasn't been confirmed yet so is just an estimate. It's highly likely that it'll be significantly cheaper than the iPhone 6 Plus, though. It'll be exclusive to Vodafone in the UK for the first six weeks.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Design

One of the biggest differences between these two smartphones is the design. The iPhone 6 Plus is sleek and sophisticated, as you'd expect from Apple. It's available in gold, silver or 'slate grey,' made with anodised aluminium for a premium finish.

 With soft, rounded edges and a slight curve to the edges of the display, the iPhone 6 Plus is a joy to hold. It measures just 7.1mm thick and weighs 172g.

Place it on a table and the iPhone 6 Plus will lay flat, but the LG G Flex 2 won't. That's because the entire body is curved, and quite significantly too. The LG G Flex 2 has a convex design that aims to be more ergonomic than traditional smartphones.

At its thinnest point, the LG G Flex 2 measures the same 7.1mm as the iPhone 6 Plus, but at its thickest it's more chunky at 9.4mm. Plus, due to its curved nature, carrying it in your pocket isn't ideal. It's lighter than the iPhone 6 Plus, though, at 152g.

It feels lovely in the hand, and it's true that the curve of the phone matches the contour of your face much like a traditional landline phone so is ideal for those who make lots of long phone calls.

The LG G Flex 2 is made with plastic rather than aluminium so doesn't have the same premium look and feel, but has a metallic finish and benefits from a special coating that can quickly heal from light scratches, making the smartphone's chassis more durable than the quite easily scratchable back of the iPhone 6 Plus.

The LG G Flex 2 is available in Platinum Silver or Flamenco Red.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Display

The iPhone 6 Plus has a stunning 5.5in Retina HD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 equating to a 401ppi pixel density, the same as the LG G Flex 2. Overall, that makes the two screens pretty much the same in terms of quality, but of course the LG G Flex 2's is curved which looks rather nice when watching movies, but it won't appeal to everyone.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Specs & hardware

Inside the iPhone 6 Plus is a powerful A8 chip paired with an M8 processor for extra efficiency, and 1GB of RAM. It scored highly in our benchmark tests, and can handle powerful games and multitasking without an issue.

We've not yet had a chance to run our tests on the LG G Flex 2, but it has a 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 octa-core processor with 2GB RAM that we imagine will be super-speedy, particularly as this is the first smartphone so far to feature the new chip. Both the G Flex 2 and iPhone 6 Plus's processors are 64-bit, too.

The iPhone 6 Plus comes with three different storage options: 16GB, 64GB and 128GB, but no microSD slot so you'll need to decide on the capacity you need at checkout.

With the LG G Flex 2, you can choose between 16GB and 32GB, but add to that thanks to a microSD slot for up to a whopping 2TB of extra space.

Connectivity for the iPhone 6 Plus includes 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, 4G LTE and NFC (though currently limited to Apple's Apple Pay mobile payments service).

The LG G Flex 2 also offers the 802.11ac WiFi standard and 4G LTE, as well as Bluetooth 4.1 with apt-X and NFC.

Extra features include the iPhone 6 Plus's discrete but effective Touch ID fingerprint sensor beneath the home button, something the LG G Flex 2 lacks.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Cameras

Onto cameras now, and LG has given its G Flex 2 the same camera as its flagship LG G3 so it's quite impressive. The rear-facing snapper is 13Mp with laser autofocus, dual-tone LED flash and optical image stabilisation, while the front-facing selfie camera is 2.1Mp.

The iPhone 6 Plus also boasts a great camera. It's 8Mp but with 1.5micron pixels so expect some brilliant results. Like the G Flex 2 it has dual-tone LED flash and optical image stabilisation.

The front-facing camera is 1.2Mp.

The LG G Flex 2 has impressive video capabilities, and is able to record in 4K compared with the iPhone 6 Plus's 1080p Full HD.

iPhone 6 Plus vs LG G Flex 2: Software

A big part of the decision making process between these two smartphones is software. The LG G Flex 2 runs Android 5.0 Lollipop, while the iPhone 6 Plus runs iOS 8.

Here at Macworld, we love iOS, so moving away from the software after years of using it is not an appealing notion for us. After all, we'd have to rebuy apps, it wouldn't work seamlessly with our Mac and we've got some accessories that only offer iOS apps.

However, we know that it's really a matter of personal choice, and with the most up-to-date Android software running on the LG G Flex 2, lovers of Google's operating system or those open to switching will be pleased with the smartphone's software feature set. It offers the KnockOn security feature and various LG apps. There's also Glance View to allow you to quickly see information such as the time and notifications when the screen is off.

But with iOS 8, you get Apple's brilliant apps, access to iCloud, Siri, Find My iPhone, Passbook, FaceTime, iTunes and more, and you'll soon get Apple Pay, which works with the iPhone 6 Plus's fingerprint sensor.

Find out more about the LG G Flex 2 and what our colleagues at PC Advisor thought of the smartphone in our LG G Flex 2 hands-on review

OUR VERDICT

There's no doubt that the LG G Flex 2 is a smartphone with great specs and lots going for it. The curved screen certainly won't appeal to everyone – it's not the most practical of designs, that's for sure. However, it should be speedy so we're looking forward to carrying out our benchmark tests on it to see exactly how well it performs in comparison to the iPhone 6 Plus when it comes to overall speed, graphics and browsing.

However, we absolutely love the design of the iPhone 6 Plus, and if you're looking for a big screen smartphone with power, and brilliant overall specs, the iPhone 6 Plus delivers. Plus, iOS makes it ideal for Mac users and iPad owners. You'll find that you're able to capture stunning photographs, have access to a wealth of apps (often before their Android counterparts are released), and it'll slide easily into a pocket or bag.

It's a shame that the iPhone 6 Plus doesn't have a microSD slot for adding storage, which is a real boon for the LG G Flex 2, and the iPhone 6 Plus is one of the most expensive smartphones around so you'll save money by opting for the LG G Flex 2 if you're one of the people its curved design appeals to.

iPhone VS Android: Which Phone to Buy ?

Strictly, the title should be named as iOS VS Andoird: Which One to Buy since they are both operating system for phones. But as we all know that there is only one choice for iOS phone, iPhone could be the representative.

When you come to the market and want to buy a smartphone, choosing one between iPhone and Android is a pretty demanding work. They are, to some extent, very similar to each other. As touch screen smartphone, they both can call, text, surf the Internet, watch videos, play games and so on. But if we take a dig into them, we will find many differences which will influence your experience in using them.

Differences on the surface

The differences talked here are those we can tell when we first see them or those we do not need to study a lot to find them out. And since Apple also enters the market of big-size smartphone, screen size will not be a difference to be talked about.

1. Choice

As stated above, you have only one choice for iPhone though several models (iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, etc.) are available for selecting. However, many companies around the world manufacture Android phones, such as Samsung Galaxy series, Google Nexus series, HTC, Sony and Xiaomi.

2. Price

iPhone is always aimed at the high-end market and its price therefore is relatively high. And Apple stops producing iPhone of previous models to maintain the high price of its latest one. Android is very different in this way. Android Manufactures offers phones at price of various level, high and low. Samsung sells phones of high price like Galaxy Note 4 and of low price like Galaxy Mega 5.8.

3. Design

Apple hires a professional team to design its products including iPhone. The chief designer Jonathan Ive of iPhone was elevated to Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) for "services to design and enterprise" in 2012, from which we can tell how wonderful the design of iPhone is. People are much likely conquered by the exquisite design of iPhone, whether in the surface or the apps.

Android phones are distinguished from each other in the aspect of design. We have pretty ones like HTC One M8 and not-that-pretty ones like Samsung who insists on using plastic case.

Differences Inside

The differences to be mentioned will be internal and technological.

1. OS Updating

We have already known the apparent difference in operating system between the two kinds of smartphone. What will be mentioned here is the updating of OS. If you have an iPhone, you can update it to the latest iOS as soon as a new version of iOS is released, which means you can get the newest features and have the bugs in the previous version fixed in time.

But if you have an Android phone, you will be delayed or never be updated to the latest Android system because Android makers are very slow to update their phone to Google's latest Android OS. For example, Google have issued Android 5.0 Lollipop on October 16th, 2014, but only Google's own new smartphone has carried this OS until now though Sony is said to come up in the near future.

2. Battery Life

iPhone used to be laughed at its bad battery which required charging almost every day. This situation has been largely improved in its latest iPhone models.

The story of Android is quite complex because their number and varied hardware used. But combining the advanced hardware with battery-intensive apps (including some in the background that the user doesn't necessarily know are there), Android maintain a rather long battery life which often lasts more than one day.

3. Apps

In the quantity of apps, Google Play has slightly more apps than Apple's App Store - around 1,500,000 vs. 1,3000,000. But Google emphasizes more on free apps which makes developers hard to have income from this. And the huge amount of Android phones adds the difficulty of apps developer to develop apps compatible with so many versions of Android. As a result, many key app developers turn to iOS as the platform for their debut. What's more, Apple is famous in the strict control over what apps it offers. Therefore, user can be free of worries in the possibilities of downloading malicious apps from Apple's App Store.

4. Devices continuity

As for Android, there are a larger amount of phones that belong to this catagory. Android phones have no strong continuity with other devices including those of their companies. And many Android makers like HTC, Sony and Xiaomi only produces phones for mobile devices.

Apple creates for itself a series of products: Mac, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iTunes Store, and Apple TV, which can all be controlled by the Same Apple ID if you have all of them. Besides, the newly released iOS 8 and Mac OS X Yosemite are designed to enhance the continuity between them. You can take a call without reaching out for your iPhone on your Mac and pick up on your iPhone reading what you have left on your Mac.

Moreover, if you have often purchased or rented items, especially videos, in iTunes Store and want to bring them with you by transferring them to mobile devices, you would better choose iPhone because iTunes videos are protected by DRM and restricted to be played only on iOS devices,though Android dvices can also play iTunes videos if you convert them to other more compatible formats like MP4, MOV, and AVI and so on with Tools like M4VGear DRM Media Converter.

Mac Version and Windows Version of DRM Media Converter are both available to download.

 

Conclusion

This article just provides a detailed comparison between iPhone and Android in some aspects. Which phone to buy depends on what you care most at the time, the design or the price or something else.

How to Stream iTunes HD Movies/ TV Shows to Sony Bravia TV?

Sony is heavy on 4K, Android TV and being ultra-thin in 2015. At CES 2015 in Las Vegas, Sony introduced its latest ultra-thin 4K LED TV, the Sony X900C, powered by Google's Android to compete with Samsung and LG. Sony Bravia TV now is one of the most popular TV in the world. BRAVIA is the backronym of "Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture", which shows the pursuits of Sony on TV market.

Sony's all-new flagship X900C series 4K TV has a lot going for it. It's sleek, slim and powerful, and thanks to the addition of Android TV it's smarter and more versatile than a Sony TV set has ever been before. Meanwhile, the display is downright gorgeous. All of these attract people to buy it. Just imagine that you can enjoy high resolution movies at home as in the movie theater, how wonderful it is.

There are many people asked on internet on how to play iTunes DRM-ed HD movies / TV Shows on Sony Bravia TV. Is there any way to play iTunes videos on Sony Bravia TV? Yes, of course. With the help of the M4VGear DRM Media Converter, you can crack iTunes DRM and then stream the converted DRM-free video files to Sony Bravia TV for playback.

Tutorial: How to Play iTunes DRM-ed Videos on Sony Bravia TV?

Step 1: Equipment Preparation

 A computer with Windows OS or Mac OS

 A USB device

 The latest version of iTunes

 The latest version of M4VGear DRM Media Converter

 

Step 2: Import iTunes video files to M4VGear

Click "Add Movies" button on the upper left, and there will be a pop-up windows enables you to choose movies you want to convert. The M4VGear support batch conversion, you can add several videos to the program at one time.

Step 3: Set output profile

Click the setting button on the lower left to choose output profile. Output format as "Same as source for mp4/ mov" is highly recommended, which enable users convert at 20 times faster speed with all subtitles and Dolby 5.1 audio track preserved.

Step 4: Start Conversion

Click the "Convert" button to convert the iTunes DRM-ed videos. Before converting, you can manually set output path by clicking M4VGear > Preferences. After conversion, click "History" button on the upper right of the interface to find the well converted videos.

Step 5: Stream the DRM-free videos to Sony Bravia TV for Playback

Transfer the well converted movies to a USB device, and then connect the USB to the Sony Bravia TV via a USB port. In this way, you can simply play both iTunes rental and purchased videos on your Sony Bravia TV.

Why we choose M4VGear?

 Remove DRM from both iTunes rentals and purchases;

 Keep AC3 Dolby 5.1 audio track and all subtitles;

 Convert iTunes M4V Video to multiple audio & video formats;

 Crack DRM protection at 20X faster speed;

 Keep 100% lossless quality and support batch conversion.