Video editing

Apple’s M5 iPad Pro Hints at 120Hz Studio Display Upgrade, Reports Suggest

Apple’s newly announced M5 iPad Pro includes support for driving external displays at 120Hz, a feature that analysts suggest may hint at an upcoming Studio Display refresh. The timing aligns with rumors of a new Studio Display launching in early 2026, potentially addressing one of the most common complaints about the current model. Industry observers note this could represent a significant upgrade for Apple’s professional display lineup.

M5 iPad Pro’s External Display Support Sparks Speculation

Apple’s newly unveiled iPad Pro with the M5 chip includes a notable feature that has industry analysts buzzing about potential future products. According to reports from 9to5Mac, the latest iPad Pro adds support for driving external displays at up to 120Hz refresh rates, a capability that sources indicate might signal Apple’s plans for its professional display lineup.

by Natalie BrooksOctober 15, 2025November 2, 2025

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Google Vids AI Video Editor Expands Format Support for All Users

Google has expanded its AI-powered Vids app with new vertical and square video formats. The update enables users to create content optimized for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, rolling out to all Workspace and personal account holders.

Google Vids, the AI-powered video editing application, has significantly expanded its capabilities with the addition of new video formats available to all users. The update introduces vertical (9:16) and square (1:1) aspect ratio support, complementing the existing widescreen format to provide creators with enhanced flexibility for social media content production.

New Video Format Options in Google Vids

by Natalie BrooksOctober 13, 2025November 2, 2025

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Apple Discontinues Clips Video Editing App Support

Apple has officially discontinued support for its Clips video editing application, removing it from the App Store and ceasing future updates. The app will remain functional for existing users until at least October 2025. Users should preserve their videos directly to their Photos library to prevent potential data loss.

Apple has officially ended support for its Clips video editing application, marking the conclusion of an eight-year run for the social media-focused creative tool. The company has removed the app from the App Store and confirmed it will no longer receive updates, though existing installations will continue to function for the time being. This decision reflects Apple’s evolving strategy in the competitive video editing software landscape.