It turns out that the Windows 10 Photos app may actually be misnamed, as you can make some limited edits to video using it. Microsoft also offers two free video editors — Video Editor and ...

Windows 11’s Photos and Windows 10’s Photos will still include video editing for now, as confirmed by an engineer at Microsoft to Windows Latest. Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in ...

In September 2021, Microsoft acquired Clipchamp, a small video-editing application that competes (and still does) with Microsoft’s own built-in Video Editor app within Windows 10 and Windows 11 ...

The Windows 10 Photos app has a built-in video editor. It's free, easy to use, and surprisingly good for what it is. Here are our thoughts on using the Photos app as a video editor in 2020.

Terry Myerson, Microsoft’s Windows chief, said companies including HP, Dell, Lenovo Asus and Acer will be shipping virtual reality accessories with Windows 10 Creators Update, starting at $299.

It’s not really that new, since it started its life as a web-based video editor that Microsoft acquired last year. Available as a native Windows 11 app starting with Insider Preview Build 22572.

It’s a little weird to see Microsoft charging to export videos from the new default Windows 11 video editor. Especially when you consider that 720P and 1080P have been considered the basic video ...

Coming in hot on the heels of a freshly updated Photos app in Windows 10, which has sparked discussion about its merit among users, Microsoft seems intent on stoking the fire. The new Photos app ...

Microsoft's update removes Video Editor from Windows 10 Photos, replacing it with Clipchamp, and it's sparked a debate.