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Blackmagic Design’ DaVinci Resolve available on Windows, Mac, and Linux offers an excellent suite of video editing features for all budding filmmakers, from the hobbyist amateur all the way up to Hollywood director. The latest update to the series, DaVinci Resolve 16 builds on the success that came before it and continues to offer something for everybody, both with a free version and a premium Studio offering that will cost you $299. Let’s take a look in greater detail then at what DaVinci Resolve can offer you. An excellent video editing program Editing video is a complex task. There are many elements to consider and, accordingly, video editing suites have many different features and tools that perform all these different tasks. Normally, when you get a free video editor there are core features missing, but that is not the case with the free version of DaVinci Resolve. Things missing include the 4K and 8K editing features that ship with the Studio version, a few premium templates ...

Microsoft’s Wunderlist to-do app has been living on borrowed time for a while now. It was back in 2017 when the software giant announced it would be phasing out the app, which strangely enough, Microsoft had only purchased in 2015. The plan then was to phase out Wunderlist as Microsoft worked on its own in-house developed to-do app, imaginatively named To-Do. It seems that plan has now come to fruition as Microsoft has announced that it will be shutting down Wunderlist on May 6, 2020. Wunderlist has long been regarded as one of the best, and certainly has been one of the most popular to-do lists apps ever. Even the free version of Wunderlist offers some great features, all packaged into a nice simple design with an intuitive interface. You can create lists for your to-dos and then group them into folders. You can then add different types of tasks, star them, add due dates, filter them when you’re searching through them, and even collaborate with others on your tasks at hand. This, ho...