DaVinci Resolve is a powerful and popular tool for audio and video editing as well as color grading, color correction, and addition of visual effects. BlackMagic Design offers a free version of the software with a lot of the same features included in the commercial DaVinci Resolve Studio edition.
Up until now, DaVinci Resolve has been available for Windows, Mac and Linux. But now that Apple makes iPads that are just as powerful as some of the company’s laptop and desktop computers, BlackMagic has announced that DaVinci Resolve is coming to iPads by the end of the year.
BlackMagic Design’s DaVince Resolve for iPad is coming in Q4, 2022. The video editor is optimized for multitouch and Apple Pencil, users an open standard Resolve project files. It will be a free download with Resolve Studio available as an in-app purchase. https://t.co/rHpwug9hgf pic.twitter.com/jGJ0FoFtYB
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LibreOffice is now available in the Microsoft Store. https://t.co/5iOeioZyVj While Windows users can still download and install the app for free from https://t.co/CXWgAW4o3e the store version costs $4.59 which will help fund further development of the FOSS office suite.
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There are gonna be two RAZRs next year: one codenamed Juno, and the other Venus. (The one about to launch, a.k.a. razr 22, is Maven.)
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) October 19, 2022
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