iMovie on the iPhone showed that a simplified video-editing app could work on an iOS device. With the release of the iPad 2, Apple’s also releasing an update to the $5 iMovie that lets it work ...

iMovie is free and easy to use on Mac, iPhone, and iPad and is perfect for most simple video editing tasks. Apple's software is highly optimized, deeply integrated with iCloud Photos Library, and ...

Apple is bringing iMovie to the iPad, which takes full advantage of the iPad 2‘s new A5 dual-core processor, promising precision video editing, multitrack audio recording, Airplay compatibility ...

No one making a living shooting and editing video will willingly use an iPad and iMovie for more than a stunt, or personal fun.

But with the release of the iPhone and iPad, Apple went one step further and introduced a portable version of iMovie to enable you to edit on the go.

As the months passed, I grew confident in my iMovie abilities. Even so, I wasn’t entirely sure that iMovie on the iPad Pro could handle this project.

iPad Pro video editors can use the tablet for editing movie projects in iMovie. However, they might want to finish the project on a Mac. Here's how.

iMovie is a free editing app for iPad, iPhone, and Mac computers. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to use iMovie on iPad, step by step. 1 - download and update iMovie from the App Store ...

If that’s the case, open the project on the iPhone or iPad, make a small edit (such as trimming a clip), and re-export the project. With that confirmed, you can then delete the project from iMovie.

Apple's third-generation iPad includes decent camera hardware capable of shooting detailed, image-stabilized 1080p video. And its $5 iOS version of iMovie offers decent— if limited—editing ...

Apple added 4K editing to iMovie for iOS last month, but only on iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPad Pro. In version 2.2.1, iMovie for iOS expands 4K editing to also support iPad Air 2 so you can ...