As expected, Apple just unveiled Final Cut Pro X at NAB. The new version of the video editing suite was built from the ground up with 64-bit support to be as revolutionary as the first version of Final Cut Pro released in 1999.
Final Cut Pro X will be released in June for $299 in the Mac App Store.
Jeremie Francone and Laurence Nigay from the Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Research Group have created an awesome demo of a glasses-free 3D effect on the iPad 2. They track the…
Rumors have been going around that Apple will soon announce a new version of Final Cut Pro. Apple is expected to use the NAB 2011 event, which is going on this week, to make the…
It was recently discovered that Apple has hired Kevin Keeney as a Senior Composites Engineer. Keeney is the CEO of Kestrel Bicycles, a carbon fiber bike manufacturer. He has previously…
