3 easy ways to record your iPhone or iPad screen
Review these ways to record your iPhone screen or create a video of your iPad screen. Each method is quick, easy, and free.
Review these ways to record your iPhone screen or create a video of your iPad screen. Each method is quick, easy, and free.
Ahead of the premiere date in March on Apple TV+, there’s a clip from the upcoming Anthony and Joe Russo-directed “Cherry”, starring Tom Holland, to check out.
If you’re a fan of Billie Eilish, one of the most popular musical artists out there, then you’ll probably want to check out an upcoming documentary film heading to Apple TV+ in February.
The video highlights successful Apple TV+ shows, including “For All Mankind”, “Servant”, “The Morning Show”, “Ted Lasso”, “Defending Jacob” and more.
Set in medieval Ireland, “Wolfwalkers” is about Robyn Goodfellow, who is a daughter of a wolf hunter that gets mixed up with a wild girl.
If you want to insert a movie or audio file to play across slides in Keynote, this tutorial walks you through the process for Mac and iOS.
If you want to make a Google Photos movie for a fun way to relive or share your pictures, it’s easy to do and this tutorial shows you how.
You can do more with QuickTime Player on Mac than watch movies. If you need to make changes to your videos, here’s how to edit movies with QuickTime.
If you have a video that includes background noise like wind or rain, you can minimize those sounds. Here’s how to reduce background noise in iMovie on Mac.
If you need to censor something in the audio of your video, this tutorial shows you how to bleep out words in iMovie on your Mac.
If you have a shaky video clip or distorted imagery from movement, you can fix these issues easily in iMovie on Mac, and we’ll show you how.
For something fun and unique, try your photos in a movie trailer. Here’s how to make trailers in iMovie that you’ll love to watch again and again.