Now that Apple has launched its MacBook Pro with Retina display, a number of apps are being updated to support the new machine. The latest is iMovie, which has been bumped up to version 9.0.6 in order to take advantage of the new Retina screens. There’s not much else to the update, though — the only other addition is support for a host of new languages, including Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Thai, Turkish, and Ukrainian. You can grab the updated version from the Mac App Store at the source link below, though if you haven’t picked up the new MacBook just yet, you’ll likely have to wait at least a few weeks to get your hands on one.
Apple updates iMovie to support new MacBook Pro with Retina display
Now that the new MacBook Pro with Retina display has launched, Apple has updated iMovie to support the new display.
Now that the new MacBook Pro with Retina display has launched, Apple has updated iMovie to support the new display.
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