Android: Let's be honest. The list of robust video editors on Android has been meager to non-existent for a while. You can do okay casual stuff with Vine or Instagram, but getting serious work done has been reserved for other platforms. Until now.
Cyberlink is known in the Windows world as making serviceable video editing software. It's no Final Cut, AVID, or Premier, but for the semi-pro, it's a step in the right direction. On Android, however, the mobile version of PowerDirector shines. You can trim, cut, and split video clips, add transitions, title effects, soundtracks and more.
Unfortunately, the app isn't compatible with a ton of devices, and the UI only seems ideal for editing on tablets in the first place. You also probably won't be getting much pro-level work done. For hammering out a more complex edit on the go, though, PowerDirector has quickly become an obvious choice.
PowerDirector | Google Play Store via Android Police
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