Lilbits: LumaFusion video editor comes to Android and iOS, Nokia’s latest budget phone has a card reader, headphone jack and removable battery
LumaFusion is a video editor that offers advanced features including color correction tools, green screen and chroma key effects, as well as all the basic features you would expect including transitions, titles and the ability to export files in a range of formats and qualities, and frame rates.
What makes it unusual is that it’s not just for desktop and laptop computers. LumaFusion also runs on smartphones and tablets. Until recently it was only available for iPhone, iPad and Mac. But last fall, the company launched an Android and ChromeOS preview. And now it’s widespread.
Here’s a roundup of the latest tech news from around the web.
LumaFusion is now available for Android and ChromeOS [@LumaTouch]
The popular iPhone/iPad/Mac video editor LumaFusion is now available for Android and ChromeOS devices. It can be downloaded from Google Play for a one-time purchase of $30. It’s also available at the Samsung Galaxy Store, which is running a sale where you can pick it up for $21.
While those prices make it pretty pricey for an Android app, it’s still pretty cheap for a versatile, powerful video editor.
Firefly launches 8K AI core board in BGA package [LinuxGizmos]
The Firefly Core-3588SG AI Core Board is a compact module with a Rockchip RK3588S processor, up to 32 GB RAM, support for 8K video and I/O support for Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 6 and 5G, among others. However, it is a BGA package that requires a carrier board for much of this functionality.
The Nokia C02 debuts with Android 12 (Go edition) and entry-level specs [GSM Arena]
The new Nokia C02 might be a budget phone with a low-resolution display, lousy cameras, a micro USB port, WiFi 4 and BT 4.2, only 2GB RAM, 32GB storage and Android 12 Go Edition software. But do you know what it has? A removable battery, a microSD card reader and a headphone jack.
Magic Eraser and more Google Photos features for Google One [Google]
Google Photos Magic Eraser lets you remove objects from images. Originally only available for the Pixel 6 and above, it’s now available for all Pixel phones, as well as Google One subscribers with other Android or iOS devices.
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