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(Image credit: GoPro) GoPro's desktop video editing app, which the action cam giant announced earlier this year, will finally be launching for macOS later this month, a little later than its planned November 1 release. A Windows version is still en route for 2024, too. GoPro talked about its long-awaited Quik desktop app during its Q3 earnings call. And while there's no precise release date for the video editor, it did say that Quik for macOS is coming to GoPro subscribers "later this month" for "no additional charge". GoPro also plans to "launch a Windows version of the Quik desktop app in the second quarter of 2024", which means sometime between April and June.  Interestingly, the new app will be launched alongside a new "Premium+ $99 subscription tier" which will include a new "advanced desktop-based HyperSmooth Pro video stabilization feature". This new subscription tier, which will

Mobdro has been called the "next Kodi". It's an Android app that collates video and podcasts streams, making them easy to browse through and watch on your Android phone or tablet. Or an Android TV box, if you have one. It raises all sorts of questions. Is it real? Is it legal? Is it safe? We've given the app a test drive to see if it deserves its hype. How do you install Mobdro? Mobdro is not available from Google Play. You have to download its .apk install file from the official site, mobdro.to .  You can do this by opening the browser app on your phone, and heading to https://www.mobdro.to/mobdro.apk . You'll likely see a download warning, but you can ignore this.  Try to run it and you'll see another prompt telling you "installs from unknown sources" needs to be enabled. This is because, by default, Android devices are only designed to allow app installs from Google Play, which is

10 best video streaming apps and services for Android App lists ShowBox is a popular third-party media streaming and downloading app for Android. It's currently not available to download directly from the Google Play Store. To download and install ShowBox on your Android smartphone, you'll need to change a few settings on your device. It's pretty easy to get your phone ready to download and install ShowBox for Android, so let's dive in. Make setting changes on your phone 1. First, tap on the Settings icon on your phone and scroll down to the Apps selection. 2. Tap on the Apps option, and scroll down to the Chrome selection. 3. Tap on Chrome, then scroll down to the Install Unknown Apps selection. 4, Tap that option, and you should see a slider on the right next to the "Allow from this source" label. Tap on the slider, so you can download apps from your Chrome browser. If you have an older version of Android, you may need to g

Firestick offers a hassle-free video streaming experience as it brings all your TV shows, movies, sports, and series in one place. It enables you to access your favorite content at your fingertips. Firestick comes with a giant library of streaming apps, but some of them require a subscription to watch content.  If you are fond of movies, we have compiled a list of the best Firestick apps. These apps allow you to watch free movies without paying for a subscription. MovieBox Pro MovieBox Pro comes with a Netflix-like interface that enables you to watch your favorite movies and TV shows in a single app. You can also download movies and TV shows. MovieBox Pro has all the elements you expect in a video streaming app. You can enjoy the latest movies in CAM quality with a few ads that are short and not annoying. All the MovieBox Pro features bring you a reliable and smooth streaming experience. The app has content for viewers of all ages. In addition to movies, it also of

If you're in for a long flight or headed somewhere without an internet connection, you may want to download a few videos. And while it's easier to download Netflix videos than ones on YouTube, the process isn't terribly complex. There are two ways to download videos: through the YouTube app or with a third-party tool. Downloading through the YouTube app requires a YouTube Premium subscription, while using third-party tools is free, it comes with the cost of convenience and reliability. Warning: Downloading copyrighted content isn't a good idea Downloading a video through the official YouTube app is permitted by YouTube's Terms of Service as the video cannot be watched outside the app, and you have no access to the file. However, if you download a YouTube video with a third-party tool you may fall afoul of YouTube's Copyright and Free Use policy, which can lead to account suspension. Getting kicked off YouTube, however, may be the least of your w