How To: iMovie for iPad 2 Tutorial, Review and Demo

iMovie for iPad 2 takes the HD video shot on your iPad, and turns it into a beautiful production which also works with iPhone 4, iPod touch 4, and of course, the star of the show: iPad 2.

Video is ready to edit - tap to add videos, while dragging will trim your clips, it couldn't be easier. You can also add: themes, titles, transitions, and punch it up with a nice soundtrack. iMovie also includes over 50 sound effects so you'll have just the right Splat!, Boink!, And Pow! For your video production.

When you're done tweaking your masterpiece to perfection, you can upload to YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo then breakout the popcorn.

Included is a short video review and tutorial. This demo of iMovie for iPad 2 with tips and tricks, may just bring out the inner Steven Spielberg in you.

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Apple's New iPad 2 Release Date Announcement: News on Specs, Features, and Pricing

New iPad 2 is Faster, with Better Graphics, Front, and Rear Cameras, Dual-Core A5 Processer Available March, 11

 

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The new iPad 2 was announced on Wednesday sporting a fast A5 chip with twice the performance of the A4 chip in last-generation's iPad released in 2010. The new Tablet is also more svelte, its now slimmer at 8.8mm vs the 13.4mm of the old model and has lost some weight, coming in at just 1.3 pounds, vs 1.5 pounds for the last iPad, so you'll be carrying less, but gaining so much more functionality.

The shiny new device will ship in America on March 11 for both AT&T, and Verizon. And will ship in the following countries on March 25:

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK

Pricing will start at: $499 - 16 gig Wifi, $599 – 32 gig Wifi, and $699 - 64 gig Wifi. As well as $629 – 16 gig Wifi/3G, $729 – 322 gig Wifi/3G, and $829 – 64 gig Wifi/3G.

Which iPhone Should i Buy? - the AT&T iPhone 4, vs the Verizon iPhone 4

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Verizon's iPhone 4, and the AT&T iPhone 4, both may be made by Apple but are quite different in some aspects. When asking “which iPhone should I buy?” potential iPhone user's have a number of things to consider.

Which Standard is Best for you?

Verizon operates on the CDMA ( Code Division Multiple Access ) standard, while AT&T uses GSM ( Global System for Mobile Communications ) In the United States, CDMA ( with Verizon in the lead ) serves the most user's, while GSM dominates in the rest of the world. So which iPhone you should choose may well depend on weather you travel a lot, or remain stateside.


The AT&T iPhone includes a SIM card which stores user data, and contacts, while the Verizon model does not. This is another issue which must be considered if you are the type who likes the convenience of easily swapping your card from phone, to phone.