Adobe is bringing its video editor Premiere to iPhone, promising “pro-level” editing on the go for free. The app will launch ...

You can get started with Google Vids by going to https://vids.google.com or opening up Google Drive on the web and choosing New > Google Vids from the menu on the left. The opening splash screen ...

Adobe continues its mobile blitz today, bringing its popular Premiere editing services to smartphone platforms for the first ...

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Whether you're creating short videos for social media or working on a feature-length film, the right editing software is essential. We've tested and rated the best video editing software for all types ...

Adobe launches the Adobe Premiere app for iPhone. Users can edit video content using the flagship software on the go. The app is free and available for pre-order starting Sept. 4. Adobe Premiere ...

President Donald Trump speaks out about the Wednesday shooting of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk in a video posted to the White House social channels. However, some viewers suspect he ...

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If the idea of a long car journey or bedtime without a connection to the internet leaves you trembling with fear, there’s a solution. You can make a copy of those YouTube videos your kids (or you) ...

YouTube is entering its AI era. The streaming platform is offering Veo 3—Google’s new AI video generator that’s giving game developers and filmmakers jitters—to normal users for making short videos ...

To make great videos for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or even the big screen, you need more than a capable camera—you need the right editing software. PCMag has been rigorously testing and ...

Netflix has upgraded its Moments feature for the mobile app. It already lets users save iconic scenes, but now there's a simple editor to bring it in line with something like Twitch's clipping tool.