Adobe Premiere on iPhone is an excellently crafted video editor, which is designed for a mobile phone’s small screen, but works just as well on an iPad. Most tools are free and are a pleasure to use.

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Adobe’s Premiere is coming to the iPhone thanks to a new app that was designed with creators in mind. The free-to-use app launched on Tuesday with plans for an Android version to come in the future.

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Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent. He often covers overnight breaking ...

Adobe Inc said Sept 30 that it’s bringing its Premiere video-editing software to the iPhone for the first time, an effort to fend off competition from a mix of mobile-friendly rivals. Premiere has ...

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