Adobe’s Premiere video editor arrives on iPhone.
The free iOS app is now available to download worldwide today, following its announcement earlier this month, bringing Premiere Pro editing features to mobile devices. An Android version is also in development, but Adobe hasn’t said when it will arrive. [Image: Users can export projects from the Premiere mobile app to complete them using Adobe’s Premiere Pro desktop software.
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