Mobile video editing app Magisto gets Windows app

Magisto is bringing its mobile video editing app to Windows PC. It is designed to make it easier for you to create simple clips from videos and photos on your desktop. With this app, you just need to hover your mouse over a collection or saved folder and watch the app work its magic. But if you want to select individual shots and clips, you can do that as well. It will support standard video formats and the clips you create on the desktop will be seen on mobile devices, and vice versa. The Mac version is supposedly coming but there isn't a launch date yet.

Source: The Next Web

HTC America just released a rap video

Innovating more than just the mobile space with their often excellent but under appreciated mobile devices, HTC showing some hustle and flow marketing its brand with the above video titled "Doc G's HTC Anthem "Hold the Crown" w/ David Bruce. The video itself feels rather low budget but is a fun thing to watch. It praises HTC's features while throwing shade at rival smartphones. If you like the song enough, download it here.

Outline is a note-taking application for iOS and OS X

Oultine is a note-taking application for Macs or iOS devices. It allows you to structure all of your notes, ideas and information and store them in an organized way its features will be perfect for teachers, students, scientists, engineers and journalists, for those who can’t imagine their life without note-taking.

Visit http://outline.ws/ for more information.  

DX3 2015 to take place in Toronto on March 11 and 12

The annual Dx3 conference happens on March 11 & 12 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Dx3 focuses on digital marketing & retail industries and the ideas and technologies that are disrupting digital commerce. 

"Our show floor this year will be curated around some amazing technology-driven experiences, all in the hope of us physically showing Canadian marketers and retailers how the customer journey is evolving,” said Anthony Lipkin, Partner and VP of Dx3. Hit jump for the particulars.

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