Robert Stevens captured a gas main explosion on his iPhone 4, edited it with iMovie on his iPad 2 and uploaded it to iReport. CNN and MSNBC picked up the footage after that. Score for citizen journalism. More »
If you have an iPad 1, you can only use GarageBand because it doesn’t have enough memory and power to run iMovie. But if you are getting an iPad 2 tomorrow, you can get them both. Each is $6. [Garage Band and iMovie]
We already know that iMovie ’11 is going to be YouTube’s next big (annoying) meme, but Apple’s protecting its chums at movie studios such as Universal and Paramount, by banning any chance of parody. Bummer. More »
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I’ve just barely dabbled with iMovie ’11, but I’m already comfortable saying this: The new “Trailers” templates are going to be this years newest meme fodder. More »
At last, there’s a new version of iLife. It’s got all new, enhanced versions of the major apps. They’re pretty fancy-looking, and they’ve got a whole bag of new tricks, like automagic movie trailers. More »
Apple’s iMovie iPhone app has received an update in honour of iOS 4.1 being released. It’s now compatible with the new iPod Touch and introduces a bunch of new features, like the ability to split video clips. More »
A couple of music videos have appeared online, both claiming to be the first-ever music video filmed with an iPhone 4. The Anix may’ve got in there first, on Monday, but Flakjakt‘s is a much better watch (and listen). More »
