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Apple has released a slew of updates for users of its app suites, iWork and iLife. Bundle updates include iWork 09 9.0.1 and iLife Support 9.0.2. Individual update releases comprise iPhoto 8.0.2, iMovie 8.0.1 and iWeb 3.0.1. According to Apple, “iWork ’09 Update 1 is recommended for all iWork ’09 u... |
29 March 2009 07:36 GMT |
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Apple has released a slew of updates over the past two days, including one for iLife '09 users. iLife Support 9.0.1 addresses minor issues while improving stability and is free to download and install on any Mac running Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later, the company says.From Apple's Support section...About iLife Su... |
4 March 2009 03:50 GMT |
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Apple has posted new knowledge base articles on the bugs still present in currently-selling copies of iLife. Using the documents, Apple outlines the problems that have been identified by its testers, or regular users, and offers resolutions / workarounds.· iPhoto '09: Editing photos in iPhoto will not ref... |
16 February 2009 05:11 GMT |
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At the Macworld 2009 keynote address delivered by Phil Schiller, Apple revealed that iLife '09 featured major upgrades to iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand. The multimedia-focused suite now offers new ways to organize and manage photos, create movies and learn to play music.The past days have seen Apple releasing se... |
5 February 2009 02:37 GMT |
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Last week, we reported that around 20,000 users of file-sharing web sites were pirating copies of iLife '09, the latest version of Apple's multimedia-focused suite of Applications. While the software is evidently more popular than Apple's iWork '09 suite, it seems that iLife '09 has somehow e... |
2 February 2009 05:15 GMT |
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Softpedia has learned that iLife '09 has been pirated by 20,000 + users who are currently using file sharing web sites to illegally download the newly updated software. iLife '09 brings major updates to iPhoto, iVideo and GarageBand. The suite normally retails for $79.Following Apple's Macworld 2009 ke... |
28 January 2009 05:42 GMT |
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Apple announced yesterday that iLife '09 was slated to ship January 27, 2009 – today. On its online store, the company has removed the "Ships: January" sign and replaced it with "Ships: Within 24hrs."Apple revealed at the Macworld 2009 keynote address that iLife '09 features major upgrades to iPhoto, ... |
27 January 2009 05:26 GMT |
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With Apple confirming the official shipping date of iLife '09, low-specced Mac users may be interested in knowing what hardware they should pack, before barging in the Apple Store to grab a copy of the new software priced at no less than $80 American.As you may have already heard, minutes ago, Apple confirmed th... |
26 January 2009 09:33 GMT |
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Apple used its press room today to officially disclose the shipping date of iLife '09 copies to customers. Arriving tomorrow, January 27, iLife '09 adds exciting new features to three of the five apps comprised in the suite (iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand), and minor enhancements to the remaining two (iWeb a... |
26 January 2009 09:09 GMT |
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Forum posters on the Internet are confirming that their iLife '09 pre-orders have been shipped out to them. In accordance with these reports, Apple's online store has replaced the “pre-order” button with the all knowm “add to cart.” A sign saying that iLife '09 “ships Janu... |
26 January 2009 02:48 GMT |
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Amazon and other retailers are set to ship Apple's new iLife '09 and iWork '09 suites to customers everywhere, offering free shipping, 9to5mac reports. Customers can pre-order either one, or both of the application suites, including a Mac Box Set Family Pack. iLife '09, slated for a February 20, 2... |
9 January 2009 03:55 GMT |
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Apple has filmed new guided tours to showcase the new functionality in two of its most beloved iLife applications, iPhoto and iMovie. Both videos are in three streaming versions and two downloadable ones, iPod (39MB) and for computer-watch (206MB). Both the iPhoto and iMovie guided tours are delivered by John, one of... |
7 January 2009 10:51 GMT |
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The creation-based application suite comprising iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iWeb, and iDVD has been updated to include some “major” enhancements, Apple says. Announced at yesterday's keynote presentation delivered by the company's SVP of worldwide product marketing, iLife '09 ships with eve... |
7 January 2009 04:19 GMT |
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