What happened: Well, it’s the end of an era for one of Apple‘s fun little apps. Remember Clips, the simple video editor for iPhone? After eight years, Apple has officially decided to say goodbye. Why ...

Clips, Apple's compact video editing app for iPhone, has been killed off by the company, eight years after its launch. Back in 2017, Apple Clips was introduced as a video editing app designed for ...

App Clips launched at the height of the pandemic with iOS 14 as a way to use an app without fully installing it, but it hasn't made much headway in two years. App Clips allow the user to complete ...

Philz Coffee, the unofficial coffee of Silicon Valley, has become the latest restaurant to integrate App Clips into its digital ordering system, offering guests a streamlined way to order their ...

There are a hundred different video editing apps out there, but soon iOS users will have one more. Today, Apple debuted its own video app, Clips. Separate from the iPhone‘s built-in photo editor or ...

Apple has delivered its latest updates for iMovie and Clips on iPhone and iPad today. The new releases come with support for log-encoded video shot on iPhone 15 Pro, bug fixes, and Final Cut Pro for ...

Apple introduced App Clips in 2020 with iOS 14. The idea was to let developers share a part of their app with users, who can experience the functionality of an app without installing a full version.

Apple has announced the upcoming launch of a new app designed to make it fun and easy for people to create and share “expressive videos” on their iPhone and iPads. Called Clips, the social app will ...