Learn how to reverse a video clip in iMovie on Mac to play it backwards and add a cinematic effect to your project.
How to reverse a video clip in iMovie on Mac
Learn how to reverse a video clip in iMovie on Mac to play it backwards and add a cinematic effect to your project.
Following weeks of testing, Spotify's new media playback options trough the Siri voice assistant are now available to everyone. In addition, Spotify now includes a dedicated app for the Apple TV set-top box, as mentioned in the release notes of the latest version of the app.
Continuing our short series of nature photography, the following collection captures the full color spectrum of autumn fall leaves. From rich reds to cool oranges, browns, and dark greens, these wallpapers are simple and elegantly shot for your Home or Lock screens. Autumn wallpapers are among my personal favorite and the changing temperatures are getting us closer to enjoying the seasonal color change.
It’s a great time to be a member of the jailbreak community, and if you have a pwned handset in your possession, then you might be wondering about the best way to make your handset stand out from the crowd.
In this roundup, we’ll discuss all the jailbreak tweaks released from Monday, September 30th to Sunday, October 6th. As always, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorites and then wrap things up with an outline of the rest afterward.
Among all the widgets that can be activated via your iPhone or iPad’s Today page, perhaps one of my favorites is Apple’s native Weather widget. On one hand, it’s particularly concise and can be expanded to show hourly forecast information; but at the same time, it’s particularly bland, especially when compared to decked out alternatives such as Yahoo! Weather.
Given the circumstances afoot, we’re particularly excited to show you a newly released jailbreak tweak called AnimatedWeatherWidget by iOS developer Cole Cabral. Just as the name implies, this tweak updates the background of your iOS device’s native Weather widget to display the same animated background that you’d typically observe in the Weather app itself.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a new minimal podcast player, a simple note-taker, and an app for covering up faces in photos. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
If you have a jailbroken iPhone or iPad at your disposal, then we think you might come to enjoy a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed FingerLock by iOS developer MTAC.
Citing the details provided to us in the tweak’s Cydia depiction, FingerLock provides the user with a bevy of Lock screen-centric customization options that can help it stand out from the crowd. The tweak purportedly includes the following features:
From time to time, Apple has a way of launching repair/service programs for its products. And now the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus has one of its own for a "no power" issue.
With a rare exception for the time being, Apple has done what it usually does after following a recent public launch of an iOS software update: stop signing older versions.
One of the many new elements that Apple announced back at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference is Secure Video for HomeKit, built for home security cameras.
When you hear Geometry Dash, you probably remember the nightmares you got from this game. It's probably one of the most frustrating games that have ever been on the iPhone. And yet, you still wanted to play it.
Nowadays, you don't hear about the game as much, which makes sense. Not only it has been out for a little over 6 years now, but it’s got other more recent spin-offs. Now there's an even more popular and frustrating game on the App Store, the infamous Getting Over It. So should you still play Geometry Dash in 2019? Or should you try one of the other games that will cause you the same amount of frustration and emotional pain? Let's find out on today's retro review.