Top 10 Most Popular Mother’s Day Movies to Watch with Mom on 2013 Mother’s Day

The 2013 Mother’s Day is just around the corner. Mother, to the world you might just be one person, but to one person you might just be the world. Various ways are available for people to celebrate this annual holiday. One of these ways is to watch motherhood themed movies on Mother’s Day with our dear moms.  Movies on Mothers represent a separate class. True feelings, unconditional love and the motherly feel are main ingredients of classy Mother's Day movies. In recent times, motherhood has been considered as a perfect subject to work upon and many movie makers have come out with ultimate movies on mothers. A simple and sweet movie can create wonders on this day for your mom if it is based on the relationship you share with her. So, enjoy this Mother's Day in a special manner by watching a special movie with your darling mom.

If you're running out of ideas on what kind of special activity you can plan to do this year, why not consider the below top 10 Mother's Day movies to watch with your mom? These motherhood movies have been long considered as the most popular and suitable movies to watch on Mother’s Day. If you happen to get a Mother’s Day movie Blu-ray disc but want to watch Mother’s Day Blu-ray movie on your iPad mini, currently you can get a free Blu-ray Ripper during the Mother's Day Giveaway until May 20, 2013 to solve the format incompatibility issues and convert Mother’s Day Blu-ray movies to iPad mini without any cost. Well, take a look at the 10 most popular Mother’s Day movies listed below and get your own shot.

Samsung Released Mid-Level Galaxy Core with 4.3-inch WVGA Screen, Dual-core 1.2GHz CPU and 5-Megapixel Camera

In keeping with its track record of putting out new smartphones at every conversion of screen size, price and specs, Samsung has announced the Galaxy Core, a mid-range handset sporting Galaxy S2-level internals. The Galaxy Core, which looks an awful lot like a shrunken-down Galaxy S3, packs a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU behind a 4.3-inch WVGA screen, which makes people enjoy nice movie watching experience on Galaxy Core. Other notable spec points include 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, an 1800mAh battery and 5-megapixel rear shooter. The Galaxy Core will come in black and white color options.

5 Tips to Make Your iTunes Work Better on Mac OS X

Originally designed as a basic MP3 player based on SoundJam in 2000, Apple iTunes has grown to be a full-fledged media player and app center. It now acts as a movie and music media player, digital media distribution center and repository of all iOS apps.

Without doubt, iTunes is still a pretty decent media player, even if at times it feels rather bloated when your music and movie collection grows out of control. However, like anything else complex, it can be a little tricky to figure out how to use iTunes most effectively on your Mac OS X computer. Here are five simple yet helpful tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your iTunes experience.

How to turn off the annoying system sounds on Samsung Galaxy S 4

No matter how much you love your smartphone, sometimes you don’t want to hear its annoying sounds, especially when you’re at a meeting. Such case also happens to Samsung Galaxy S 4. There’re various kinds of system sounds on Samsung Galaxy S 4 and other smartphones, like the dialing keypad tone, touch sounds, screen lock sound, haptic feedback, key-tap sound, key-tap vibration, ringing vibration, etc. All these sounds might get you annoyed in certain cases. Samsung has got so-called “nature” sounds last year with the Galaxy S3. Such “sounds by nature” continue to appear in the latest iteration.

Those people who have been using Samsung devices for a while are more used to this, of course, and are pretty adept at turning them off. But things have changed a little bit in Samsung's latest. And some novice may try to turn off these “nature” sounds to get ears quiet. Here's a primer for getting rid of those annoying system sounds.

How to stop notification vibrations on the Samsung Galaxy S4

If you've set your Android 4.2 phone to vibrate mode, notifications that would normally play a sound alert cause a vibration. On the Nexus 4 that's easily avoided by cranking the volume all the way down to the "mute" level, but on the Samsung Galaxy S4 (international version only, for some reason) the lowest level on the volume bar is 'vibrate,' not 'mute.' So how do you avoid being pestered by vibration alerts? Turns out there's a simple toggle for it, though it's tucked away in a less than obvious place.

To switch to mute mode on the Galaxy S4 and silence vibration alerts for notifications, long-press the power button and hit the "mute" button. Alternatively, "mute" is one of the options you can add to the quick settings bar in the notification shade. (Scroll to the right or expand the quick settings area if you don't see it.) 

How to change, reset and customize the Galaxy S4 lock screen message

Anyone who holds a Samsung Galaxy S 4 would be very familiar with the phone lock screen message of "Life companion" on Samsung Galaxy S 4. And that's a fine slogan originally designed by Samsung for its S4 owners. But out of customization, if you're a little tired of seeing it on your phone every time you turn it on, you are able to change, reset and customize the lock screen message of Galaxy S 4.

It’s very easy to change, reset and customize the lock screen message of Galaxy S 4. Samsung's taking advantage of the lock screen widgets in Android 4.2.2 to provide that custom greeting, clock and date as soon as you wake the phone. You can change the font, color and size, remove the clock and date if you want, or get rid of the widget altogether.

Motorola X Phone images leaked with codename reportedly to be Ghost

The anticipations towards Motorola X Phone have successfully heated up the smartphone industry. With so many reports on the looking and specs of Motorola X Phone, Google still doesn’t show any info on this smartphone to its fans. The very latest leaks about Motorola X Phone were about its looking and codename by EvLeaks, who has claimed this report to be legit. Totally there’re two images of Motorola X Phone leaked, and the codename of X Phone was also mentioned in the leak, which is reported to be Ghost.

But people couldn’t see the actual X Phone clearly, because it is wearing a black non-disclosure case that is hiding the phone itself. It is reported that the rear panel is the device itself, and not the case. It is said to be made of polycarbonate, not metal or even Motorola's traditional Kevlar.