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iMovie 10.1 at last supports moving projects from iMovie on your iPhone or iPad to iMovie for OS X—and even Final Cut Pro! Here's how to do it.

By Serenity Caldwell Last updated
Want a different soundtrack than the default iMovie options? Here’s how to do it.

By Jerry Hildenbrand Last updated

By Serenity Caldwell Last updated
If you're shooting quick videos for the internet, the 6s Plus is an incredible tool.

By Leanna Lofte Last updated
Apple and Avid have been battling it out on the big screen for years, but now they've brought the video editing battle to the iPad -- and the winner may not be who you think.

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By Lory Gil Published
Apple's iWork suite, as well as iMovie and GarageBand, are now free on all iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices, not just those purchased in 2013 and later.

By Joseph Keller Published
iMovie for iPhone and iPad has been updated, now letting you select multiple photos and videos when you get started.

By Joseph Keller Published
iMovie for Mac has been updated, making it easier to create new projects, and adding better support for App Preview videos for the iPad Pro and Apple TV.

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster Published
Apple's iMovie app has been updated yet again, this time extending 4K video editing support to the iPad Air 2 on iOS 9, and bringing some nifty bug fixes along for the ride.

By Joseph Keller Published
Apple has updated iMovie for Mac, adding support for 4K video editing and sharing. The app can now also edit videos shot in 1080p at 60 frames per second.

By Joseph Keller Last updated
Apple has updated the mobile version of its iMovie app, adding support for 4K video editing on the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, and iPad Pro. The update also supports 3D Touch on Apple's new phones.
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