4 ms·

Yeah, that's a surprise. Increasing RAM would surely have been an easy way to speed up video editing. What else are we to do with the fancy camera?!

• Aloha 13y ago
  I never considered video editing a key application for my mobile telephone. Even with the camera, I would expect to take the video on the phone, and edit it elsewhere.
  • JeremyBanks 13y ago
    The iPhone is not a mobile telephone.
    • Aloha 13y ago
      Then what is it exactly? I have an iPhone, it makes a pretty great mobile telephone!
      • nkuttler 13y ago
        A widescreen iPod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone and a breakthrough internet communications device. An iPod … a phone … and an internet communicator. An iPod, a phone … are you getting it?
        • Aloha 13y ago
          It's still a phone, even if it does all of those other things.
  • auctiontheory 13y ago
    You'd be amazed. You can shoot, edit, and post an entire short movie from your phone, without involving any larger device. I have done it myself. Another way to look at it: if you're not rendering video ... I think we've reached the point where faster (benchmarked) hardware adds little to no functional benefit. So why upgrade?
• blinkingled 13y ago
  The iPad definitely needs more RAM though. Whenever I use it, I quickly get annoyed by Safari/Chrome reloading pages and background apps disappearing due to OOM.
  • josephlord 13y ago
    This doesn't seem to happen on iOS7. Note that I know it must happen but however they are doing it/hiding it it doesn't bother me as much.