How To Put Youtube Videos on Your iPod

Ever wanted to put a Youtube video on your iPod, but didn't know exactly how to download it and transfer it into the correct format? Well there is a free program out there that allows you to do just that: DVDVideoSoft. All you have to do if download it, launch it, and click where it says Convert Youtube to iPod format, or something of the sort. Then you put in the Youtube URL, click where you want it to save, and add it to your iTunes library when its finished downloading. If you're confused, you can search Youtube for step by step intructions on what exactly to do. This program also allows you to download a video directly to your computer so you can edit it or whatever you wish with it. You may also opt to only download the audio only, which will take the audio out of the Youtube video and save to to you computer as an MP3 file, which can also be put on your iPod.

 Link: http://dvdvideosoft.com

App Review: myHomework

Price: Free

Developed By:Rodrigo Neri

Developers Site:www.rigoneri.com

myHomework is a simple and easy to use iPhone/iPod Touch application that allows you to keep track of your homework, classes, projects, and tests while interacting with a really cool user interface. I am going to go in-depth of this application. It is free so why not test it out? Especially if your a High School or College student this app is a must for you.

Review:

OK so when you first open up the app you get a notepad background with credits to the developer of the application. Right after it finishes loading the page peels to the top left corner and your on your main myHomework page by default which is the Homework List. There are 3 total sticky tabs on the bottom of the notepad that consist of:

• Homework List(Yellow Sticky)
• Classes(Green Sticky)
• Settings(Blue Sticky)

On the top right of the notepad of both the Homework list and classes pages consists of a "Add +" button. Tap it and then another paper graphic and a paper clip. Now this is your form to add new homework/classes. The forms for the New Homework submissions gives you these form items:

• *Title- Which is obviously needed in order to add it to your notepad.
• Class- To attach a class name that the homework originates from.
• Type- Is it a project, test or just homework?
• *Due Date- Again needed to submit. Lets you know when its due.
• Notes- Very useful if your teacher/professor gives certain instructions for assignment.

Once your finished filling in your assignment you then go ahead and tap the green Confirm button or if you decided for some reason to not add it then go ahead and tap the Cancel button. Pretty straight forward and very easy to do.

Overall Thoughts:

This is by far the best application that I have come across under the Education category in the app store. The design is amazing and fits well into the concept of the application itself. It acts as a to-do list but for people who are in school/college. Overall this is a great application and recommended getting it since its free, and if your in school/college. This app gets a 9/10 for the fact that there could have been more things implemented to this app to make it better. The app is very small and there isn't much too it which some might say makes it better. An idea that was floating around in my head while messing around with this app was that it could use a Category option to where you could sort all of homework, projects, tests etc.

Read the full review here. The review is very long and I didn't want to take up the whole front page of the social blog here.  Hope you enjoyed my review.  And I will be back with more design and review posts for the Social Blog.