UPDATE: iMovie 11 is out today, priced at £45. It’ll be included free with any new Mac.
The new iPhoto for Mac OS X is here. Apple’s Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller unveiled the new features for the company’s snap handling software on stage at Apple’s Mac themed press conference, and we’ve got them all for you right here. Let’s break them down.
Facebook Photos is adding face detection tech so you’ll no longer need to select your friend’s fizzogs before you tag them in embarrassing snaps. The new feature is a result of Facebook gobbling up oddly-named online photo startup Divvyshot. It’s the start of a shakeup of the way the social network handles your snaps. Jump through for full details and to let us know what other Facebook features you want to see…
Apple’s iLife 09 might be the biggest upgrade to iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand iDVD and iWeb since the software suite launched, but what if you only want one app. Or don’t want to pay for them at all? There are plenty of free alternatives to ilife. We’ve rounded up the best ones here, and they’re all free!
Apple kicked off 2009 with a bang today, introducing iLife 09 to fans at Macworld in San Francisco. The cream of the crop is the new version of iPhoto, packing some seriously slick technology including face detection, geotagging, Flickr and Facebook integration.
