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By Rich Edmonds Published
Should you spend the money and take full advantage of Adobe's Premiere Pro performance or rely on Apple iMovie? Here's all you need to know.

By Tory Foulk Last updated
Lightrick's newest creative app, Videoleap, is an easy-to-use mobile video editor flush with tools usually reserved for professional desktop software programs.

By Tory Foulk Last updated
If you've been having trouble launching music creation app GarageBand after updating to iOS 11, you aren't alone. Thankfully, Apple is aware of the issue.

By Lory Gil, Cella Lao Rousseau, Mick Symons Published
The Photos app for Mac lets you easily and conveniently organize and search for your images and videos, and the People album and Places let you find the folks you live in the places you love!

By Tory Foulk Last updated
Looking to get the most out of iMovie for iOS? Learn all you need to know about the versatile video editing app here!

By Joseph Keller Published
Apple is discontinuing its photo printing service, instead directing users to Photo Project-compatible apps on the Mac App Store.

By Tory Foulk Published
Apple is rolling out a new update to GarageBand that's making Artist Lessons 100% free of charge.

By Cella Lao Rousseau Published
Looking to learn a little bit about Photos and RAW import after the WWDC announcements? Here’s everything you need to know!

By Joseph Keller, Mick Symons Last updated
Photos for Mac makes it easy to share your pictures and videos in pretty much any way imaginable. Here's how!

By Serenity Caldwell Published
Filmed something upside-down or sideways? It’s a cinch to turn it around in Photos for iOS with the right extension.

By Serenity Caldwell Published
You can do a lot more than you probably think when video editing on iPhone or iPad. But it’s not enough for me: I want to see more from Apple's pro teams.

By Allyson Kazmucha Last updated

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By Dan Thorp-Lancaster Last updated
Camera accessory makes Manfrotto has revealed a new adapter and accompanying app called Digital Director that lets you remotely control your Nikon or Canon DSLR with an iPad.

By Mick Symons Last updated
Hip-hop/R&B producer Steve Lacy starts everything off on his iPhone with nothing but an iRig and GarageBand.
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