iPhone 4 iMovie Try Out on Video

If there are any doubters of the new iPhone 4 720p video capabilities and the editing of such with the iMovie for iPhone app still out there thinking they are overrated then take a look at the short video we have for your viewing pleasure today.According to Daring Fireball, this short film titled “Apple of My Eye” by Michael Koerbel was shot entirely on the new iPhone 4 handset and edited using the iMovie application.

The new iMovie application has been specifically designed for the latest Apple device the new iPhone 4, but there’s nothing to say people aren’t going to try and port the iMovie app to other devices, and in this case iMovie has now been ported to the iPhone 3GS.According to a Rosa Golijan article over on Gizmodo, the guys over at Redmond Pie have successfully found a way to shove iMovie onto the iPhone 3GS and apparently the application works quite well.

Today the shiny new iPhone 4 gets out and about in ordinary people’s hands and no doubt many will be checking out just what the iPhone 4 has to offer, and will be hitting the iTunes App Store to grab some iOS 4 apps to play around with.Well according to a Rosa Golijan article over on Gizmodo, iMovie for iPhone has now hit the App Store and will cost you $4.99 to download, but bear in mind iMovie for iPhone is only for the new iPhone 4 and not previous models.

So if you had any doubts about the iPhone 4 video capture feature, and transferring them to your shiny new iPad 2 and editing the video with the iMovie app, you might like to check out the video we have for your viewing pleasure below.According to an article over on Slash Gear, by way of TUAW, Robert Stephens was on his way to work when he notice a gas explosion and recorded the fireball on his iPhone 4, and then he proceeded to transfer the video to his Apple iPad 2 while in his car, and edited said video footage using the iMovie app.

As you are no doubt aware if you are an owner of the Apple iPad 2, the iOS tablet can use a version of the popular Mac app iMovie that enables the user to shoot videos, but with the iOS version of the iMovie app the user can also edit their videos.So what we have for the iOS faithful’s consideration below is a review video of iMovie for the Apple iPad 2 courtesy of the guys over at Phone Arena, and delivers three and a half minutes of getting to know the iMovie iOS app.

Yesterday I posted an iPhone OS 4.0 hands-on video done by Noah from over at phone dog, which you can view by hitting up (here) Well Noah has now come up with the second video hands-on with iPhone Os 4.0 Beta 3 which we have for your viewing pleasure below.The iPhone OS 4.0 hands-on video lasts just over the nine and a half minutes and starts off giving us a look at the Apple Game Center which comes with iPhone OS 4.0 although currently it doesn’t do a great deal other than Noah being able to create an account and give himself a nickname.

Apple ‘s newest iPhone 4 will be blessed with iMovie which is the great new application which has been designed exclusively for the iPhone 4.This takes movie making to another level and includes a much more fun filled movie making experience. An article over at India-server.com gives us a little more information including the expected price.

We have a video review for your viewing pleasure today of that much talked about device currently drawing all the attention in the smartphone arena, the latest piece of techno marvel from the Apple camp, the Apple iPhone 4.The iPhone 4 review video is the first part of a two part review done by Noah Kravitz over at Phone Dog of his own iPhone 4 handset which he purchased from Best Buy as he didn’t have a review unit at hand.