Shoot and edit all-in-one with Videon

Smartphones these days are all about convenience. Wouldn’t you want an app that lets you shoot and edit all in one place? Lucky Clan’s Videon for iOS does just that. It is considered a one-stop app for all things video. Shown in the clip above are just some of the features you can find in the app.

Right now it’s up for free download but you need to act fast enough before it reverts to its normal price of $2.99 on the iTunes App Store.

Vine debuts on Kindle Fire tablets

Twitter’s Vine has finally ventured outside the iOS and Android ecosystems and unveils its first tablet version of the app for the Amazon Kindle Fire. It is important to note though that these tablets are Android-based so it’s possible this made it easier for them to create this version.

The app will run on all Kindle Fire tablets except for the first generation ones. No word yet on Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10 versions of the app though.

Qello: All-access concert pass at home

Take the best concerts and music documentaries straight to your living room or into your mobile devices with Qello, an on-demand streaming service with a library housing genres encompassing everything from the 1920s to today.

Free users get to watch a track from each full-length concert and access Qello TV’s 30-plus channels filled with concert moments. Now, if you want to be an All-Access member, you just need to access the shows you want to see in full. Aside from accessing the site on the Web, Qello is also available on Apple iOS and Android, Amazon Kindle Fire, and Windows Phone platforms, as well as on Samsung and Sony Smart TVs.

Evernote turns 5

Evernote started out in June 2008 to help keep you productive and “make everyone smarter.” And now the booming startup is celebrating its fifth year and they want to make sure to thank the loyal Evernote users throughout the years with the video above.