Microsoft is shutting down Clipchamp for iOS. It never made an Android app. Creators are left with no mobile option at all.

If you’ve ever grappled with the task of editing videos on your Windows machine, you’ll be pleased to know that Microsoft has substantially enhanced its software ...

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Microsoft has quietly confirmed it's retiring Clipchamp video editor for iOS and wants you to use the desktop app.

If you would like to carry out video editing on your Windows computer, you might be pleased to know that following on from the acquisition of Clipchamp last year by Microsoft. The Clipchamp Windows 11 ...

Microsoft will retire its Clipchamp video editor for iOS on June 9, 2026, citing low mobile usage and a focus on web and desktop versions. The move also confirms there will be no Android release, ...

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For an undisclosed amount, Microsoft has acquired Brisbane, Australia-based Clipchamp, a video-editing and creation platform company. Clipchamp's technology, at some point, will be integrated with ...

The latest Windows 11 Insider Preview build includes a new Microsoft Family app that lets users set parental controls and track their children’s activities, an updated Print Queue design, and a ...

The latest Microsoft Clipchamp acquisition is expected to benefit non-professional video editors by providing them a new in-browser editing software. The giant tech developer confirmed that it could ...

Microsoft has been on a buying spree lately. Prior to today, the Redmond tech giant had acquired at least four companies in the past couple of months, namely cybersecurity firm RiskIQ, Cloud ...

Microsoft today announced that it acquired Clipchamp, an in-browser video creation startup founded in Brisbane, Australia. While the terms of the deal weren't disclosed, Chris Pratley, CVP of ...