iMovie for iPhone 4 Released into App Store
Apple has released their version of iMovie into the App Store. The new App is $4.99 and requires an iPhone 4.
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 make a movie of your childs birthday party and send it to your parents -- while the party is in full swing. With iMovie for iPhone, you can start several projects and finish them whenever you want and wherever you are.
Apple introduced the App during the WWDC keynote, and has since confirmed an iPhone 4 is required. We suspect the requirement is due to the faster processor and more RAM that the iPhone 4 uniquely offers.Top Rated Comments
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[Couldn't find it on iPhone so had to go on iTunes to get it.]
... Wishing I didn't buy my 3GS in march
Wow, way to look ahead. Lol, you might not even be eligable for upgrade 5 unless att moves up your date. Too funny
... Wishing I didn't buy my 3GS in march
Well, you can upgrade in September then. AT&T allows people to upgrade six months early now. That's not too far away.
So you will need an iPhone 4 to use iMovie, but you still can't make calls. I sure hope the iPhone 4 reception problem can be fixed with an OS update.
The reception issue regardless if it is hardware or software based, can be easily fixed:
1) If hardware based, then a bumper or case will solve the skin to metal contact issue
2) If software based, then an update / fix will solve the problem
The concern however isn't the reception issue, but rather the yellowing screen issue, which will certainly put a damper when one is trying to edit a movie on iMovie for iPhone...!
Wow, way to look ahead. Lol, you might not even be eligable for upgrade 5 unless att moves up your date. Too funny
HHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAHHH THAT'S HILARIOUS CAUSE HE CAN'T GET THE NEW IPHONE OR THE NEXT ONE HAHAHAHAHAH.
:rolleyes:
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