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Idk about videos, but Google Photos automatically stableizes live photos on iOS. Didn't realize it did so until about a month ago. The results aren't always great, but it's cool when it works well. When it doesn't it's one button click to turn it off.

Also any video you upload to Youtube (no need to make them public) can be stabilized with pretty good results.

You can also just get the Motion Stills app

Hyperlapse from Instagram does some impressive stabilisation, but not for prerecorded videos. Hyperlapse (yes, same name) from Microsoft does, on prerecorded videos, but using an entirely different technique to Google's - IIRC it actually attempts to construct 3d spatial data about the scene.

> iPhone user looking with envy.

I'm not sure FOMO is warranted, since Apple's so-called 'cinematic video stabilization' (introduced in the iPhone 6 days) is quite good. Additionally, the iPhone 6 Plus, 7 Plus, and both iPhone 8 models have optical image stabilization.

I think the whole point of the article is that simple OIS isn't enough.

Both iPhone 7 models have OIS as well

Also the iPhone 7 has OIS.