More Details on iMovie for iPhone

At WWDC 2010, Apple announced that the popular Mac-based video editing software, iMovie would be coming to the iPhone 4. Apple announced that the app would be sold separately on the App Store for $4.99 and would feature editing capabilities superior to the trimming abilities found on the iPhone 3GS.

Now, new information has emerged about iMovie: iPhone 3GS will not support the iMovie app as it does not have a processor with the ability to handle the movie rendering. Also, movies fully rendered on the iPhone 4 will be imported into iTunes but unfinished editing sequences will not be able to be transfered on to a Mac to be fully edited.

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Lost iPhone is Real Deal: iPhone 4

The phone lost and found in a Bar in Redwood City, previously thought to be a Japanese counterfeit, has now been confirmed to be the real new iPhone 4.



Why it's the real deal

• A prototype iPhone has been reported missing from Apple.
• A very high resolution screen, usually not found on copycat phones.
• OS 4.0 was installed on to the phone before it was remotely deactivated (for obvious reasons).
• iTunes detects the phone as an iPhone.
• Gizmodo took the device appart and it has parts clearly labeled as Apple.

iPhone 4 Upgrades/New Features

• Front facing camera
• Better camera than the 3GS
• Camera flash
• Redesigned volume buttons 
• New flat, plastic back
• Aluminum border
• Larger battery (+16%)
• Screen is smaller, but with a higher resolution

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