GoPro is sunsetting its Quik desktop video editing app The Mac version will be removed from the App Store on December 31 GoPro says it'll no longer be launching a Windows version GoPro has pulled a ...

GoPro is striving to simplify editing mobile content. Image source: GoPro Inc. WhenGoPro Inc. (NASDAQ: GPRO) held what founder and CEO Nick Woodman called the "largest introduction of products in ...

Synced Editing Across Desktop and Mobile, Unlimited Cloud Storage of Your GoPro Footage, Auto Camera-to-Cloud Upload of New Footage, Auto Highlight Videos, Intuitive Editing + Media Management Tools ...

$99.99 One-Time Purchase Includes Access to Premium Features in GoPro Player + ReelSteady, including Emmy® Award-Winning ReelSteady Stabilization and Lens Correction GoPro Player + ReelSteady brings ...

GoPro has launched a desktop app for its subscribers that can also sync with the cloud and mobile apps while allowing users to import footage from third-party cameras. CEO Nicholas Woodman also ...

GoPro is a popular small-sized camera used mainly for adventure photography. You can create a complete workout with GoPro footage on your Windows computer as well, using GoPro’s Quik app for desktop.

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The next time you shoot video with your phone, Nick Woodman wants you to edit it with GoPro software.

How the action-camera specialist is making content creation as seamless and convenient as possible. But arguably just as important to GoPro's future is the combination of its new Quik editing apps, ...

Action cam brand GoPro has today announced the launch of a new desktop version of its mobile app Quik for Mac users. The app will sync with the Quik mobile app, offering the opportunity to take a ...