Unter dem Titel: ‘iPad is Musical’ schleicht sich eine neue TV-Werbung in die Apple-Galerie. Nachdem mit der Veröffentlichung von iOS 4.1 das Game Center ‘scharf’ geschaltet wurde, trudelten in der vergangenen Nacht die ersten Spiele-Updates dafür ein. Der inoffiziellen Auflistung im TouchArcade-Forum und bei Apfelfunk.de folgte eine eigene ‘Game-Center’-Rubrik im iTunes Store (Affiliate-Link). Gizmodo berichtet, dass mit iOS 4.1 der ‘Field-Test’-Mode zurückkehrt, der über die Tastenkombination *3001#12345#* zu erreichen ist. Die graphische Darstellung der Mobilfunk-Signalbalken wandelt sich dabei temporär in eine numerische Anzeige. Vor zwei Tagen veröffentlichte Apple kleinere Kompatibilitäts-Updates für die ‘MobileMe iDisk‘ (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link) und ‘Mein iPhone suchen‘ (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link); am gestrigen Mittwoch hob man iMovie (3.99 €; App Store-Link) auf Version 1.1 und zielt damit vornehmlich auf eine Unterstützung der vierten iPod-touch-Generation (Affiliate-Link). Dessen Kamera bringt einen festen Fokus mit und muss entgegen etlicher Vermutungen mit 256MB-Arbeitsspeicher auskommen. Das iPhone 4 bleibt damit das Read More

posted by Trey Trawick on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 1:13 pm.   Just in the nick of time, Apple has updated the iMovie iOS App to version 1.1, adding support for the latest iPod Touch. You can now record, edit, and export home movies directly from a $229 handheld gadget. Crazy. The application is $4.99, and available through the App Store. • Compatible with iPod touch (4th generation). • Ability to split video clips. • Automatic music looping when video extends beyond music track. Read More

Sep 8th 2010 at 3:47PM Has anyone compared iMovie to Reel Director? I bought Reel Director when it first came out for the iPhone, and I've been largely please, especially with the subsequent updates. I'd be interested to hear from someone who has used both which they prefer and whether it would be worth buying iMovie too. OM.... .... another moron blogger, "Until recently there were no "pure" examples of HDR based cinematography, since the effects were most commonly used during composited sequences in films. However, with the advent of low cost consumer digital cameras, many amateurs began posting tone-mapped HDR time-lapse videos on the Internet." Have some respect for others, Bill. Mike knows his stuff, and even if he didn't, he would still never deserve to be spoken about like that. TUAW (or The Unofficial Apple Weblog) is a website devoted to tips, reviews, news, analysis and opinion on everything Read More

Editor’s note: This guest post is written by Alex Ahlund, the former CEO and founder of AppVee and AndroidApps, which were acquired by mobile application directory Appolicious. About this time last year, he gave us his picks of the best iPhone apps of 2009 up until then, so we thought we’d make it an annual tradition. I’ve been involved in the iPhone app industry since it first began in 2008 and I have to say that it has come a long way. I’ve seen it grow from a meager launch of 500 applications in the App Store to currently over 225,000. In only two years, the industry has matured at hyperspeed. It spawned an entire ecosystem to support it from a multitude of news and editorial resources to developer engines, promotional services and ancillary niches. With over five billion app downloads and a billion dollars at stake, it’s no surprise that Read More

Con el lanzamiento del iPhone 4 hoy en España, muchos estarán deseando poder sacar provecho a sus nuevas características, como el retina display o la cámara de 5 MP, así que aquí os dejamos un listado de aplicaciones y juegos que están especialmente diseñados para el nuevo dispositivo. Aplicaciones Juegos Cada vez hay más aplicaciones que le sacan provecho, sobretodo, a la nueva pantalla del iPhone 4, así que arriba solo os he dejado unas pocas. Read More

With the undeniable popularity and success of the iPhone 4 (despite the antenna debacle), iPad, and ever-increasing Mac sales, Apple is gaining customers faster than ever. If you're thinking about making the switch, this could be your perfect setup. Component one: iPhone 4 Now in its fourth iteration, Apple's iPhone has forever changed the mobile phone landscape by thrusting touch-screen technology to the tips of every tech geek's tongue and every consumer's wish list. Despite its early and somewhat overblown issues, iPhone 4 has had record-setting sales. With the exception of the complaints from a vocal minority regarding its antenna, critics love the iPhone 4. Think of iPhone 4 as your mobile communications component in this setup. With it, you can send text messages; make calls; send e-mail, instant messages, and tweets; update Facebook; and check in with Foursquare. Of course, you can play games and download other apps to the Read More

Just two weeks after it was officially announced, Firefox Home is now available for the iPhone through the iTunes store. What does it do? Well, if you’re an avid Firefox user and you wish you could just take all your bookmarks and open tabs with you when you leave your computer, you can. The app allows you to access all of that stuff while on the go through your iPhone. Now you’ll have all the Firefox goodness along with the Awesome Bar for seamless browsing across devices. Here are instructions straight from Mozilla on how to get started and get rolling: There you have it. Once you get it going, let us know how you like it. – Download Firefox Home for iPhone – [iTunes Link] Marc has been a mobile fanatic for the better part of a decade and has had more devices pass through his hands than he would Read More

There are some 225,000 mobile applications for Apple's iPhone and iPad, and counting. How on earth do you find ones that are actually worth using? You could use a recommendation service like AppsFire (itself a nifty little iPhone app too), or you could ask a friend. But every now and then, we like to round up a few of our favorites and share them with you. This latest edition of our favorite iPhone apps includes some brand new ones for you to try along with us, as well as some which may not have just launched, but which you may not have heard of either. The brand new apps in this list sounded intriguing, but after some initial testing we're not sure if they'll ever make it to "home screen" status. Some have a few kinks to work out, and others, well, we're just not entirely sold yet. But in all Read More

Posted 07/07/2010 at 10:48am | by J.R. Bookwalter If you think the idea of editing video on a cell phone is crazy, you probably haven’t tried it yet. When you pair an iPhone 4 with the $4.99 iMovie app, almost anyone can capture footage, assemble the best bits, and share the finished results in minutes--all from the palm of their hand. But we understand that even the phrase “video editing” scares off many of you. So we’ve put together a guide to quickly making great videos that’ll help both newcomers and old pros get the most out of this powerful combo of hardware and the software. Last year’s video-enabled iPhone 3GS brought with it a new phenomenon: the vertically lensed movie (or what many have dubbed “tallscreen”). While they get the job done, vertical movies (shot by holding the iPhone in portrait orientation) aren’t very TV-friendly, so if you plan to Read More

Produktionsfähig. Aus irgendwelchen obskuren Lizenzgründen lässt sich der zweiminütige Futurama-Videoclip, der in Episode 3 der neuen Staffel das ‘eyePhone’ auf die Schippe nimmt, nicht extern einbinden. Nichtsdestotrotz bleibt der “Shut-up-and-take-my-money“-Auszug sehr sehenswert, da er so ‘authentisch’ ist wirkt. Und lustig. Apples MobileMe iDisk-Anwendung (kostenlos; App Store-Link) bekommt eine Aktualisierung, die aus der iPhone-Version ein ‘Universal’-Programm macht. Der Zugriff auf den Server-Speicherplatz vom iPad war lange überfällig. Die mobile iPhone-4-Videoschnittsoftware iMovie (3.99 €; App Store-Link), mit der ich bereits einige Stunden verbrachte, bessert mit Version 1.0.1 kleinere Fehler aus. Sachen gibts. . iPhone-4-Ergebnisse wären noch spannender. In der (englischsprachigen) MobileMe-Webanwendung tauchte am heutigen Morgen ein Hinweis auf eine bevorstehende Kalenderüberarbeitung auf, für die man sich anmelden kann. Ein entsprechendes Support-Dokument “MobileMe: How to Prepare for the MobileMe Calendar Beta“, datiert auf den heutigen 07. Juli, existiert bereits ebenfalls. Als “betroffene Produkte” werden “iPhone, iPod, MobileMe Calendar, iPad und iCal 4.x” angegeben. Speziell Read More

6 Jul 2010 alle 23:06 Produttore: Apple | Download Via: AppStore USA| Prezzo: 4,99$ Come ben sapete, iPhone 4 ha la capacità di modificare e montare i video registrati grazie all’applicazione dedicata iMovie. Apple ha appena rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento facendo così arrivare l’applicazione alla versione 1.0.1. Vi ricordiamo che è compatibile soltanto con l’iPhone 4 e permette di modificare i video dal proprio dispositivo, esattamente come avviene dall’omonimo software sui Mac. Ecco, di seguito, il changelog ufficiale. L’iPhone 4 può registrare video in HD e questi poi vengono salvati nel rullino fotografico esattamente come il 3GS. Tramite iMovie però possono essere uniti in un unico filmato, con tanto di animazioni e foto, creando un ottimo mix. Si possono aggiungere titoli, effetti sui testi, effetti di transizione, colonne sonore attingendo la musica dalla propria libreria iPod e tanto altro ancora. Potete leggere la recensione completa di iSpazio cliccando qui e qui. Read More

Apple has updated its MobileMe iDisk application with a number of significant enhancements, most notably including a shift to a universal application to support both the iPhone/iPod touch and the iPad. In addition, the update brings multitasking support for devices running iOS 4, as well as integration of outside applications for opening documents and sharing enhancements. - Designed for both iPhone and iPad - Multitasking support for iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS (iOS 4 required). * Quickly switch to another app and back to iDisk * Play audio from your iDisk while using another app - When app is opened, the last file or directory viewed is displayed - Open to open iDisk documents in compatible apps such as iBooks - When sharing a file, an email can be sent from any configured email account - The URL for a shared file can be copied and pasted - Various stability improvements Read More

There's nothing more exciting than the release of a new phone with some awesome new hardware and features. The iPhone 4 offers a great video camera that takes video in 720p. Just following the announcement that the phone would jump into the world of HD, Apple showed off their new app iMovie. This app allows users to create perfect highlight videos right from their phone without the need of a computer. But how does this app stack up? Let's take a look. iMovie for the iPhone is definitely something anyone who takes videos on their phone will enjoy. The app comes prepackaged with 5 different themes to work in and gives users access to their music to add in. The user interface is decent for what it is doing, but I couldn't help but to think that it could have been a little more thought out. Users have a timeline, preview Read More

It had to happen eventually. Here's the first (that we know of) movie shot and edited entirely on an iPhone 4. Two years ago we saw a music video that was shot with a jailbroken iPhone and Cycorder. Of course, the iPhone 4 ups the ante with HD video and iMovie for iPhone. Director Michael Koerbel of Makek Pictures notes that the short took 48 hours to create from start to finish. He's also promised to release a full behind-the-scenes video that will document its production. And just like that, the iPhone becomes a nice little tool for filmmakers, amateur and pro alike. It's not going to replace real cameras, of course, but you can use it to make something nice, as Koerbel has demonstrated. Read More

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Apple seems to be on a roll of late with App Store app lists. First came The Best Games You’ve Never Played, a roundup of hidden gems that haven’t quite burned up the app charts. Now they’ve released the Awesome iOS 4 Apps list, a collection of apps and games that have been updated to take advantage of iOS 4′s new features, like support for the Retina Display and Multitasking/Fast App Switching. Here are some notable that have made the list: Now I haven’t tried all 42 apps on the list, but I don’t think I’d consider all of them to be awesome. I suppose it’s all a matter of personal preference and interests (and of course, apps that actually have been updated for iOS 4 already). The entire Apple roundup can be found right here on iTunes. Read More

Yesterday when we posted that iMovie for iPhone 4 was available on the App Store, we mentioned an important limitation on the resolution of the videos you can share with the iPhone. An Apple support document specifies that while iMovie can export a full 720p HD video if you send the video via email or import it back to iPhoto, movies uploaded from YouTube, MMS or MobileMe Gallery will be downsized to a maximum resolution of 568x320. Since then, users like Chris Pirillo have started using the app and have confirmed the restriction. Chris asked us if there are any iPhone-only workarounds that don't require transferring the video off to your Mac or PC. Unfortunately, it looks like the only way you will be able to share a full 720p HD version of iMovie videos is to transfer the file to your computer before uploading it to YouTube or any other Read More

Sehr gemächlich, über einen langen (Entwicklungs-)Zeitraum gestreckt, lernte das iPhone mit bewegten Bildern umzugehen. Bevor das 3GS Filme mit der internen Kamera erfassen konnte, begeisterte die Jailbreak-Szene mit tollkühnen ‘Hacks’. Nach offiziellen, stark verkümmerten Funktionen zum Kürzen eines Clips, folgen mit “iMovie” nun rudimentären Editier-Optionen. Das ‘mobile’ Videoschnitt-Programm von Apple, das ausschließlich auf dem iPhone 4 funktioniert, spielt seine Stärken mit der starken Reduzierung ‘aufs Wesentliche’ aus. Hat man die wenigen Bedienelemente erst einmal verinnerlicht, wechselt man dazwischen zielgerichtet. Video-, Foto- und Audio-Dateien lassen sich aus der Mediathek vom Gerät hinzufügen; Animationen und Bildübergänge liefert das jeweilige ‘Theme’. Das Zurechtschneiden gestaltete sich in den ersten Versuchen präzise. Die Übersicht profitiert jedoch von kurzen Clips, die ihr vorne und hinten abschnippelt. Für zwei einzelne Szenen, die aus einer Aufnahme den Weg in den Film finden sollen, fügt man den Clip entsprechend zweimal hinzu und verkürzt dann die unterschiedlichen Segmente – eine Option, Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Friday, Jun 25, 2010 | iMovie for iPhone 4 is a video editing application designed by Apple. iMovie is also the name of the video editing software included in iLife, which is bundled with every Mac. iMovie is only available for iPhone 4. (Don’t be sad, it needs the extra RAM and Apple A4 processing power). As with most Apple products, iMovie is very easy to use and is fairly intuitive. If a tap doesn’t do what you want, a double tap will. iMovie can be used in either portrait or landscape, but landscape seems more natural for me. While in editing mode, the top center of the screen shows your movies, the bottom of the screen has the timeline, and the sides of the screen have options: projects, upload media, upload media directly from camera, and play. When choosing media to add to your project, there are Read More

iMovie for iPhone is the official Apple application that lets iPhone users record and edit high-definition video to publish directly to YouTube or send via MMS and e-mail. The application, available for $4.99 [iTunes link], is simple to use and yet surprisingly feature-rich for something on a mobile device. Experienced video editors will have no problem picking up iMovie for iPhone 4. In fact, after a little practice and fidgeting around with the settings, even novice video editors like myself can create a polished video of various clips, music and pics in about 10 minutes. Here’s how to create your own iMovie masterpiece. iMovie for iPhone is a meaty app, which means the download process will take longer than a typical application download. Once installed, simply open the application and do as instructed, “Tap + to start a new project.” After you start a new project, you’ll be asked to select Read More

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Présentée par Steve Jobs himself, l'application de montage vidéo iMovie pour iPhone est maintenant disponible sur l'App Store, au prix de 3,99 euros pour la France (4,99 dollars aux US). Réservée à l'iPhone 4, elle doit permettre de réaliser très simplement coupes, transitions et associations diverses au sein des contenus capturés par son capteur 5 Mp. Conçue pour un téléphone portable, l'application iMovie pour iPhone n'a logiquement pas grand chose à voir avec le logiciel que connaissent les utilisateurs de Mac. L'interface et les fonctionnalités ont logiquement été repensées pour tenir compte de l'absence de souris et de l'écran tactile de l'iPhone 4. Au sein d'iMovie iPhone, on pourra donc importer des séquences vidéo ou les enregistrer en direct, puis les faire défiler, les élaguer et les assembler en quelques gestes. Un peu déroutante au premier abord, l'interface se révèle très simple à prendre en main une fois que l'on a Read More

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iMovie, Apple’s own video editing app for iPhone 4 is now available for download in the App Store. With the new iPhone 4 bringing HD recording in our hands, iMovie for iPhone becomes a must-have. iMovie lets you create video postcards, movies, and more right from your iPhone. The app also lets you use preset themes and you can even add music from your iTunes library. After creating your movie, you can decide to share on YouTube, via email, MMS, or simply sync it with your computer. The downside? iMovie is only available for iPhone 4. You can download iMovie from the App Store for $4.99. Read More

Posted 06/24/2010 at 4:32am | by J.R. Bookwalter After being introduced during his keynote address at WWDC 2010 earlier this month, Apple CEO Steve Jobs quipped that iMovie for iPhone will be available alongside the iPhone 4 “if we approve it.” And approve it they did -- iMovie is ready to rock your new iPhone 4. Apple’s App Store elves were busy overnight in preparation of Thursday’s iPhone 4 launch, including the release of iMovie for iPhone. The new app promises to complement the new handset’s 720p HD movies, allowing you powerful editing tools in the palm of your hand. “Make beautiful HD movies anywhere with iMovie, the fun, feature-rich video editing app for iPhone 4,” the app’s description reads. “Create a video postcard of your day at the beach and publish it to the web -- without ever leaving your spot in the sand. Or make a movie of your Read More

As a prelude to the official launch of Apple’s (AAPL) new iPhone 4 today, iMovie for iPhone appeared in the App Store late Wednesday night. The $4.99 application, which requires a new iPhone 4 running iOS 4, adds some relatively feature-rich video-editing capabilities to the device and its new 720p-capable HD video camera. Read More

As promised during the recent Apple developer conference in San Francisco, the mobile version of Apple's iMovie software is now available for download from the iTunes App Store. iMovie, which works only with the new iPhone 4 (also publicly available as of today), lets you create HD movies using video-editing controls and features similar to those found in the iMovie desktop software for Mac. According to the app's description, iMovie for iPhone includes specific features for multi-touch, like the ability to tap to add or record video, drag to trim lengths of video clips or photos, pinch to zoom the timeline and slide to scrub through the video in your iMovie project. The app also comes with a variety of themes (Modern, Bright, Playful, Travel and News) which each offer their own set of titles, transitions and soundtrack. And you can further customize your iMovie with songs from your iTunes library Read More

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Apples mobile Videobearbeitungs-Software iMovie steht für 3.99 € am heutigen Morgen im App Store zum Download bereit. Im gleichem Atemzug veröffentlichte Cupertino ein “Frequently Asked Questions”-Dokument, welches noch einmal bestätigt, das iMovie nur auf einem iPhone 4 funktioniert. Gegenüber den Geräten der letzten Generation sowie dem iPad, ist dieser Umstand wohl dem verdoppelten Arbeitsspeicher zuzuschreiben. (Danke, filid!) Heimproduktionen wie die unten eingebettete, sollten in den nächsten Tagen die Internet-Portale fluten. Im letzten Jahr, als mit dem iPhone 3GS die Video-Aufnahmemöglichkeit und der mobile YouTube-Upload ins Gerät wanderten, stieg die Anzahl, der von Unterwegs hochgeladenen Filme, um 400-Prozent. Pro Tag. In the last six months, we’ve seen uploads from mobile phones to YouTube jump 1700%; just since last Friday, when the iPhone 3GS came out, uploads increased by 400% a day. Read More

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The will be out in full force today with that sweet, new 5MP camera and HD video recording, and along with it comes the release of the iMovie app. Now you can have all that editing power right in the palm of your hands the moment you get your new . As a matter of fact, you should probably record your way out of the Apple Store and make a little video with transitions, add some text, maybe fade in and out a bit – you know, put that thing to use! You can grab iMovie from the iTunes app store now and it will only set you back $4.99. Totally worth it if you’re an armchair videographer or a total pro looking to make some kind of movie-making revolution. – Download iMovie for – [iTunes Link] Marc has been a mobile fanatic for the better part of a decade and Read More

iMovie for iPhone 4 arrived on the App Store tonight, just hours before the official 7:00am launch of the iPhone 4. As promised during the WWDC keynote, the iMovie app brings the ability to edit and share videos directly to the iPhone. From transitions to titles, to adding background music to your clips, iMovie promises to offer powerful editing features that you don't typically find on a mobile device. Along with the release of the app, Apple has posted a list of frequently asked questions, as well as instructions for exporting videos from iMovie. Curiously, while the instructions detail how to export your videos in full HD (at a resolution of 720p), the summary at the top of the page suggests that your video will be scaled down to 568x320 if uploaded to YouTube, MobileMe, or sent via e-mail from the phone. A third support document posted this evening further confirms Read More

posted by Trey Trawick on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 9:25 pm.   iMovie for the iPhone 4 has been released, which allows you to record, edit, theme and export your movie all from inside the app. Those of you who are getting the iPhone tomorrow (or got it today) be sure to show us your creations in the comments! It even lets you upload directly to YouTube. Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jun 24, 2010 | iMovie, Apple’s first exclusive iPhone 4 app, is no available for purchase from the iTunes App Store for $4.99. (At least the US App Store, we can’t find it in all of them yet — let us know if it’s in yours). The demos have all looked beyond slick, finger-painting with clips and transitions, themes and titles. Will it hold up to actual field use, beyond magic moments, cute kids, and pet tricks? Try it out and let us know what you think (especially the video editors out there — we want your expert opinions). Full Apple description after the break. Make beautiful HD movies anywhere with iMovie, the fun, feature-rich video editing app for iPhone 4. Create a video postcard of your day at the beach and publish it to the web — without ever leaving your spot in the sand. Or Read More