It feels like every day that another Android phone is announced with the ability to shoot 4K video, or slow-mo video, or stabilized video with OIS. This is all fine and dandy, but what are you supposed to do with all of these fancy video clips you shoot? Sure, you can import your clips onto your computer to edit them in a fancy NLE like Final Cut Pro X or Adobe Premiere, but a lot of video captured on smartphones is shot in the spur of the moment, and fully fledged video editing software can be intimidating for the average user. Apple simplifies the process with
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