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Hey Bros, Finally, GoPro has released their two video editing apps   Quik and Splice   (you can check out my   Splice review & tips ) or head to check out the   Best GoPro Video Editing Apps   for a rundown of all the apps we had the pleasure of reviewing. You can also check out how to   edit footage on your iPhone or android . Quik is a bit of a convoluted editing app which seems to be struggling to gain identity amongst its GoPro editing app peers. Splice is for video editing and the GoPro Capture App is for transferring videos to your phone. Quik on the other hand, tries to  automatically edit your videos for you  (sort of like  Magisto  tries but with the ability to edit the mistakes it will naturally create).   However, auto-edit/machine learning/artificial intelligence always fall short of their promise and Quik is no exception.

Mobile phone technology is continuously evolving, seemingly at an accelerating rate of innovation and adoption. Examining the strides taken from 1G to 4G, the technology has both created new usage patterns and learned from unexpected use cases. Here's a brief history of mobile telephony. Early History of Mobile Technology In 1857, Clark Maxwell derived a theory of electromagnetic radiation, which  Guglielmo Marconi  used as a basis for the invention of radio transmission in 1901. This was a great achievement, however, it was unable to achieve reasonable data transmission rates for over a half-century. The first precursors to modern mobile telephony were introduced in the late 1940s in the  United States  and in the 1950s in  Europe . These early "mobile" phones were heavily constrained by limited mobility and poor service. The devices were heavy and also extremely expensive. 1G: First Generation Cellular Phones In the 1970s, the First Generation, or 1G,