iMovie Updated

Apple’s movie making app for iOS devices, iMovie, has been updated to address stability issues when using Display Zoom on iPad Pro. If you don’t have the app, you can download iMove from here. The app is $4.99.  

iMovie Update

iMovie, Apple’s app for make and share your own movies with an iPad, has been updated. Version 2.1.2 has the following updates: • Addresses issue in which portrait photos may be cropped incorrectly when added to a project • Updates compatibility with sharing to YouTube

Apple Updates iPhoto and iMovie

       Apple has updated iPhoto and iMovie to address compatibility issues. iPhoto is a multi-touch photo app from Apple. You can edit, share and organize your photos. To get more help on using iPhoto with your iPad, go to Apple’s help page. iMovie is a multi-touch app from Apple. You can make great

iMovie for iOS updated

Just in time for Valentine’s day, Apple has updated iMovie for iOS. If you do not own this app, it available for $4.99. The app allows you to make HD movies. You can even create Hollywood style trailers and share your projects. The most recent two updates include the following fixes: • Improves reliability when sending

iMovie Updated

Apple has updated iMovie for iOS. The new version contains: • Three new trailers — Adrenaline, Coming of Age, and Teen • Add photos to any trailer and have them automatically animate with the Ken Burns effect • On iPad, open the Precision Editor to create split audio edits • Play clips in the Video

iMovie Updated to 1.2.1

Apple has updated iMovie  to 1.2.1 and added some new features and bug fixes. According to Apple, the following changes are new: • Audio plays from your HDTV when using the Apple Digital AV Adapter. • Video plays full screen from Marquee to your HDTV when using the Apple Digital AV Adapter. • Resolves some cases