Best Video Editing Tools for Windows and Mobile Phones

Did you just shoot a video and want to make it better with an easy to use video editing app on your mobile phone or Windows PC? Thanks to the evolved technology, it is now possible to do the video editing job which once could only be done by the experts. Our computers have advanced and our smartphones now can do so much more than we could have imagined a decade ago. If you are looking for some really cool video editing apps for your Windows and Mobile, take a look at our recommendations below. These apps can be used to create some really awesome quality videos.

iMovie

It is impossible to not talk about iMovie when we are talking about the video editing apps. We know that anything that is designed or developed by Apple becomes a rage. This is because they are known to design some really incredible applications and iMovie is one of them. Since iMovie is an in-house product of Apple, it is only available on the iOS and OSX devices. It comes packed with a lot of great video editing features. It also has a very nice interface that lets you easily edit the videos without any pre-training. Cropping, trimming, clipping, adding filters, and adding audio are some of the jobs you can do very easily with iMovie. But, you’ll be disappointed here, if looking for iMovie for PC or Android.

KineMaster

Looking for a video editor for your Android smartphone? You should definitely try KineMaster. This app has got a really stylish interface. But the style doesn’t compromise with utility. It has all basic features as well as some advanced features too. KineMaster is easier to use than most of the other video editing apps. Therefore, it is a great tool for the casual video editors.

VirtualDub

Virtual Dub isn’t exactly a very well known video editing application. However, this does not make it any less. In fact, it is an extremely powerful and advanced video editing app for the Windows users. There are lots of great features this app comes packed with. You can easily split the video, compress it, and do a lot of other things. You can also add the audio too. It also has many filters of its own. However, you can also download free filters.

Voilabits

This is another awesome video editing application designed to be used on the Windows operating system. A lot of people are already using this application and it is becoming extremely popular. Voilabits is somewhat a semi-professional grade video editor. It has many advanced feature for professional video editing projects. But it also has all the basic features which are indeed quite easy to use. Thus, even the laypeople can use it easily and create beautiful videos.

WeVideo

Video editing is a task that requires powerful computing in the background. This is why video editing on your PC is faster as compared to your phone. But WeVideo is different from the rest. Instead of video editing in your phone you do it in the cloud. The only challenge is that you need to upload the video first.


Author Bio : Tanisha Mehra is tech enthusiast who loves to write on topics related to Apps, latest gadgets and technology. She is the editor of Tech magnetism.

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8 Things You Never Knew iPhone Can Do

Heard we never get to use up the potential of the mobile gadget we are always found of, this is a must stop for those out there that doesn't know this, let's get started.

1. iPhone tends to charge faster when it's on airplane mode, this is possible because you will be disconnected from all means of connection except Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. While disconnected, your phone is ideal, it conceive energy.

2. iPhone allows you to simply undo your mistake by shaking your phone. This feature is also available while sending an email and editing a photo.

3. You sure know how to take a screenshot with your iPhone, this is for those that either know and have forgotten or don't know at all. Press the power button down with your iPhone button, and that's it, you just got yourself a screenshot of whatever your screen shot, kinda like that one, "screenshot what ever my screen shot".

4. You sure have numerous times want to sleep and listen to a song or audiobook, as they say Apple is not far from the tree, I've got the tree that has the right size of an apple you'd always longed for.
Launch your clock app, tap on Timer the button located at the lower right corner of the screen. You can now set the timer to however long you want the media to play, now tap "When Timer End" and scroll down to the bottom, tap on "Stop Playing".
You cannot sit back.… No! You can now lay down and listen to the music and fall into the hands of sleep, enjoy the moment.

5. iPhone can actually take pictures with its volume keys, you just need to launch the camera app, press down the volume key and down key, enjoy your volume key press selfie or groupie.

6. iPhone can read text to you without being connected to the internet, wait for it. This is how, launch "Setting" app, scroll down and select "General", tap "Accessibility", turn on "Speak Selection", there is a variety of voices from the "Speak Selection" menu. To use the feature, you highlight the text you want to hear her read to you, tap the "Speak" button in the pop up menu, if you can't see the beloved "Speak" button, you would see an arrow key facing rightward, tap it, tap "Speak".

7. How to add web suffixes easily with just the period "." button.
I have always had to type in those .com .net and the likes, every time I need to, one day a friend saw me doing my thing, and was like "Josh, you really do this every time? Just tap down the period "." button and save yourself the stress". I've been thankful ever since.

8. Have you had to take numerous picture while moving to find out that just a little is good, others blurry? This is for you, simply lock the focus and expose of the camera by pressing and holding your finger to the screen obviously, until the yellow square appears and blinks twice. A yellow icon will appear together with "AE/AF Lock" at the bottom of the screen assuring that the camera has its "Exposure and Focus" locked.

You've joined me through this journey so far, let's get off the bus here, but still surf on, thanks for your time guys, peace out.

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How to Monitor Your Internet Speed and Data Usage on Android and iPhone

Do you want to track the internet speed in your area or you want to monitor your data usage? If yes, you are lucky to see this post because we have put together a convenient way you can track your internet speed and data usage without rooting your Android devices.

WHY YOU NEED TO TRACK THE DATA USAGE OR MONITOR INTERNET SPEED

Anytime your mobile device is connected to Wireless Network (Wi-Fi) or you turn on mobile data connection a meter notification will display in the status bar of your mobile screen, showing the wireless or internet speed also calculating data usage, this will let you watch your real-time upload and download speed of your phone. You can also track your daily or monthly data usage with the help of this app.

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HOW CAN I TRACK DATA USAGE ON MY ANDROID OR iPHONE

All you need to do is download Internet Speed Meter Lite app on your Android phone and SpeedTest for iPhone or iPad Users.

Internet Speed Meter LIte displays your internet speed in status bar and shows the amount of data used in notification pane. The app is completely Ad-Free.

INTERNET SPEED METER LITE FEATURES

• Real time speed update in status bar and notification.
• Daily traffic usage in notification.
• Separation stats for mobile network and Wi-Fi network.
• Monitors your traffic data for the last 30days.
• Battery efficient. 

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People Are Actually Drilling Hole in Their iPhone 7, See What Happened Next

Many people think the idea of Apple removing the iPhone 7 Head Jack port is obnoxious due to the whooping amount attached to the iPhone 7 EarPods. Why did Apple remove a common audio connector? The 3.5mm jack is over 50-years-old and doesn’t do much besides carrying an audio signal. It needs its own power amplifier and digital audio converter, which can be built into headphones, so removing the jack makes room for other things, such as a second speaker. As Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller said at the iPhone 7 launch, “Maintaining an ancient, single-purpose, analogue, big connector doesn’t make sense because that space is at a premium.”

Back to the topic, The idea of drilling hole in the iPhone 7 came up as a result of a video shared on YouTube claiming that users can add a headphone socket to the iPhone 7, which only has a Lightning port, by drilling into the bottom of their phone has been watched over 10m times.

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The video shows a man drilling a 3.5mm hole into the bottom left edge of the iPhone 7 held in a vice. After drilling the iPhone 7 the man inserted a white headphones into the drilled hole, it shows an iPhone 7 playing music, although the sound comes out of the speakers, not the white headphones now inserted in the DIY hole.

Actually the Video looks like a joke, but some Apple fan did not see it as a prank, some ended up drilling their iPhone 7, In the process of trying to get the analog jack on the iPhone, people’s devices become dead. Here are some comments shared on the Video channel you might want to read:

Comments on the Video channels include:

MackaliMesut: I drilled the hole in it. The headphone doesn’t go all the way in. Do I need to drill deeper? Also my phone turned off because of low battery I think. I’m charging it for an hour now it doesn’t turn on, is this normal?

adambsk8: I followed all the steps you said and it won’t even turn back on. do I gotta update it or download the headphone jack app?

Miranda Gonzalez: I tried this, and now there’s no sound coming out my phone. 😡

You can get more comments from the video channel here-  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tqH-Un9SFU

This video prank was done by TechRax, Actually wasn't meant to be an informational tutorial. It’s a joke, but some people took it far, even though sound doesn’t appear to come through the earbuds in the video.

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Download Allo, The Latest Messaging App from Google (Whatsapp Competitor)

Google has launched a new messaging app Allo, for Android and iPhone, recently Google released a video messaging app for Android and iPhone called DUO check it out here, This time around Google has refined a new messaging app that has techy features to help you say more and do more right in your chats and express yourself better with stickers, doodles, and HUGE emojis & text.

Google Allo can help you make plans, find information, and express yourself greater without difficulty in chat. And the more you operate it, the more it improves over time.

FEATURES OF GOOGLE ALLO

Smart Reply

Google Allo masters your usual reponse to some messages either in text or emoji, with just a tap Google Allo will handle the rest, in order to make chatting easier for you to respond quickly and keep the conversation going.
Google Allo Smart Reply allows you to respond to messages without typing a single word. Smart Reply learns over time and suggests responses to text and photos, in your style. so you can send a quick “yup” in response to a friend asking “Are you at home?” Smart Reply will also suggest responses for photos. If your friend sends you a photo of their pet, you might see Smart Reply suggestions like “aww cute!” And whether you’re a “haha” or “😂” kind of person, Smart Reply will improve over time and adjust to your style.

Stickers

Say it all with the perfect sticker. Stickers in Google Allo are designed by independent artists and studios from around the world.

Ink

Get creative with the photos you send by doodling on them or adding text.

SHOUT or whisper

No more typing in ALL CAPS to get your point across. Say it louder or quieter by changing the size of your text with a quick swipe.

Meet your personal Google Assistant

Google Allo brings you a preview edition of Google Assistant With the Assistant in Allo, you can have a conversation with Google — ask it questions and let it help you get things done directly in your chats. It's your personal handy Google always ready to help.

Incognito mode

Just as incognito is available in browsers Allo allows you to send messages with end-to-end encryption, use private notifications to help keep your chats more discreet, and control how long your messages stick around with expiring chats.

You can also message friends who aren’t yet using Google Allo through SMS or, for those using Android, app preview messages.

Download Allo for Android on Playstore and Allo for iPhone on AppStore

Watch this demo about How to use Google Allo App from this Video:

Source: Google.blogspot.com

You can get Google Allo from ApkMirror through this link Download Google Allo.

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See Everything You Need To Know About iPhone 7

It's time to mark your calendars, folks. According to reputable leaker Evan Blass, Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 7 is set to hit store shelves on Friday, September 16th.

Now as for what type of features the iPhone 7 will bring to the table, it's believed that Apple is saving its most jaw-dropping new features for the iPhone 7s (which may be called the iPhone 8). That notwithstanding, the iPhone 7 might very well be more interesting than many people are giving it credit for, in large part due to what may be a huge leap forward in camera technology.

It's long been assumed that the iPhone 7 Plus will receive an advanced dual camera system, but recent product leaks indicate that the camera module on the 4.7-inch iPhone 7 is significantly larger and protrudes to a greater degree than the module found on the iPhone 6s. And given how impressive the iPhone 6s camera is, it stands to reason that the camera on the iPhone 7 will be an absolute game-changer.

As a quick point of interest, the following video purports to show what a leaked iPhone 7 looks like next to an iPhone 6s.

What's more, rumors also indicate that Apple with the iPhone 7 will finally abandon the 16GB entry-level model. Instead, it's believed that the storage tiers for the iPhone 7 will be 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. While there have been some rumblings of a 256GB model being made available, those rumors have been sketchy at best.

And of course, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention that the iPhone 7 -- according to a number of credible reports -- will not ship with a traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, a controversial design decision to say the least. Consequently, Apple will likely ease us into that transition by providing a lightning to 3.5mm dongle (at no extra cost) inside every iPhone 7 box.


Ref.: appygeek

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See The New Case That Lets You Run Android On iPhone

This is actually what I personally love about technology, there is no end to its means. New Gadget keeps sprouting out everyday, Nigerians are trying but needs to step up initiative and innovative mindset to keep up with developed countries.

For a while there has been different competition and comparison between Android and iOS on various basis like Security, Fastness, Connectivity, Price and lots more.

Now a Chinese company has developed a new case that allows Android and iOS to run simultaneously without lapses, you can now have both worlds in a package, thats cool right? Thanks to technology.

Actually this isn't the first attempt to make the iPhone run on Android. Just last month, Tendigi developer Nick Lee built a custom case with an enclosed circuit board running an adapted version of Android Marshmallow, along with a custom-built app that allowed users to boot the iPhone in Android. But Lee had no plans to commercialize his homebuilt case.

Similar to Lee's case, MESUIT allows a proprietary Android-based operating system, Mesuit OS 1.0, to run as an app within iOS on the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus as well as the older 6 and 6 Plus.

The MESUIT case comes with a 1,700mAh external battery for the iPhone 6 and 6S and a 2,500mAh one for the 6 Plus and 6S Plus, along with 16GB of storage. It also holds a second Nano SIM slot compatible with Android use, but lacks an SD card, HDMI or full-size USB ports which were available in Lee's rendition.

Haimawan is offering the MESUIT case on its subsidiary Jijia's website for $150 (about N44,400) for the iPhone 6 and 6S, and $165 (about N49,000) for the iPhone 6 Plus and 6S Plus. Right now, Haimawan hasn't said anything about making its MESUIT case available outside of China.

Well, let's hope this finally puts an end to the iPhone vs. Android debate. Would you use the MESUIT case to run Android on your iPhone? And would you want an Android case that let you run iOS? Let us know your views in the comments below!


Ref.: AppyGeek

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