iMovie '11 recently received a small but significant update.

Apple snuck another pair of updates under our noses today, with GarageBand and iMovie getting fixes galore.

Final Cut Pro is going to be headed to the App Store in a few months. This time it will be more affordable and more usable ...

Find out how to easily move iMovie projects from device to device, and how to move GarageBand files from the iPad to your Mac all on today's AppAdvice EXTRA.

According to a recently discovered patent filing, Apple may bring its iWeb application to the iPad. This news would bring another part of the company’s popular iLife suite to the iOS device, after GarageBand and iMovie for iPad debuted earlier this year.

Apple has released a new iPad 2 commercial called We Believe. The advertisement focuses on what makes improving technology special. Sure it is syrupy, but don't we like it like that?

Tips and Tricks - Enable gestures on your iPad, and find out how to get iMovie on the original iPad.

Popular video-sharing site Vimeo finally released an official app for the iPhone/iPod touch in the App Store. The app is absolutely free and packed full of functionality, including the ability to upload media directly from the iPhone to its service.

The new iMovie app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad 2 offers iDevice users an easy way to record and edit films. However, there is one limitation we’d like to point out, courtesy a tip from one of our readers.

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The question we want to answer is this: If I am going to be shooting video on the road, what portable machine do I bring to edit/encode videos?

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Apple’s latest software update is incompatible with the Verizon iPhone, meaning owners of the CDMA handset can’t AirPlay iMovie projects to an Apple TV.

Even original iPad owners can experience iMovie on their iDevice, even though Apple insists the app isn’t compatible with the older device. Here's how.

Hours before the iPad 2 launch, Apple has released its new iMovie for iPad app into the App Store. The universal app brings movie-making to the newest iDevice.

Apple's second generation iPad, the iPad 2, is set to hit stores soon. However, not everyone understands the need to buy new Apple products as soon as they're available. If your partner falls into this category, they may need convincing. Read on, and find out how you can use the powers of rhetoric to convince your better half that the iPad 2 is an essential purchase.

Apple has recently posted a series of video guides for the second generation iPad, which talk users through different aspects of the iPad 2. Most importantly, "guided tours" of iMovie and GarageBand are available to view.

According to a recent patent application, Apple may be in the process of developing an iPhone version of GarageBand. The application, along with iMovie, is set to hit the iPad March 11.

Do you own the iPad, and want to know if you should upgrade? Or what if you're looking to buy an iPad for the first time, but don't know if you should go with the original or the newest kid on the block? Well, I'm here to help. I've laid out all the details so you can make that decision.

Good news for everyone who enjoys editing movies right on their iPhone, Apple's great iMovie app just got an update and a couple of interesting new features.

iMovie lets you become a mobile movie magnate. Create and edit your own videos, and show them off to the world.

If you love taking videos on your iPhone 3GS or 4, you might want to take a look at CinemaFX; an app that allows users to add a whole variety of effects to their video footage. Read on to find out more!

iMovie for iPhone 4 gets a quick maintenance update fixing a few problems with exporting, audio playback, and reliability.

Apple is pushing for legacy users to update, the iPhone 4 is taking the music world by storm, plus we have an amazing accessory giveaway extravaganza. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.