iPhone 3.0 to support built-in video editing?
updated 10:45 am EDT, Mon April 6, 2009
iPhone 3.0 video editing?
Although unused, the beta iPhone 3.0 firmware contains underlying references to video editing, an Austrian site notes. Graphics files appear to be tied to various editing controls, including scrubbing and picking the beginnings and endings of clips. When assembled the images could be associated with a dedicated editing bar, to be introduced in future iterations of iPhone 3.0.
Video is expected to be a central aspect of the next iPhone, with recording capabilities being supplemented by a faster processor and a new, 3.2-megapixel camera. The device is also expected to support 7.2Mbps broadband, which may make it possible to upload or stream more content including videos from the rumored iTunes Replay service. Such a service could theoretically let iPhones watch titles from the iTunes Store without having a locally-stored file.



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wow
remember when the iPhone used to be about the phone?
And we can't have background apps because of battery power, but movie editing? Streaming video? That's not a power drain? Or is it just an authorized power drain?
And Apple's creating their own me-too version of 'youtube'?