iMovie 2.0 introduced new features including picture-in-picture along with new audio editing enhancements such as the ability to detach audio, split audio clips, and change the speed or pitch of ...

Apple updated iMovie today with a pair of features designed to make it easier for beginners to create their first videos. Available starting today on iOS 15.2 or later and iPadOS 15.2 or later ...

Indeed, iMovie for iOS brings over many advanced features from its Mac sibling, including a Precision Editor, multitrack audio recording, and full HD video support. You can apply transitions and ...

Apple is releasing an iMovie update today for iOS and iPadOS. iMovie 3.0 introduces two new major features — storyboards and Magic Movie. It is available as a free download on the App Store for ...

iMovie has all of the features a more basic video project might require, including transitions, sound effects, speed adjustment, and photo overlays. Final Cut Pro’s roster of VFX far outstrips ...

iMovie 3.0, available today (Tuesday, April 12) on iPhones and iPads adds two new features that look to remind you of how much you could do with your videos. I know what you're thinking ...

It lacks some of the formats and features supported in other programs, but what’s there is implemented beautifully. Apple’s iMovie has been around for a long time, and it has always focused on ...

If you grew up in the social media age, you might argue, rightfully so, that many iMovie features are commonly found in modern video editors. If I had to single out one iMovie feature that sticks ...

This article will help you find out. Apple iMovie is the built-in video editor offered with macOS computers. It boasts some really powerful features, including support for 4K and HEVC video ...

Really you should also ignore iMovie, but it is a much better balance between features and ease of use than Rush. Part of that ease of use, though, comes from how iMovie uses the iPad's Photos app.

PC hardware is nice, but it’s not much use without innovative software. I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo ...