At today's Apple event, everyone is anticipating all sorts of different products. Specifically, the majority is waiting to see some hardware. But, Apple decided to start on the software side of things ...

Last week’s release of iLife ’08 marked the first update to Apple’s digital media suite in more than 18 months. Originally created as part of Apple’s digital hub strategy as a single, user-friendly ...

Promotional screenshots of the forthcoming Mac App Store show the digital storefront will offer individual sales of iWork applications for $19.99, and software from the iLife suite for $14.99 each. On ...

Apple today introduced iLife® '11, a major upgrade that gives Mac® users even more great ways to create and share photos, movies and music. iPhoto® '11 has a whole new look, with stunning full screen ...

New Mac buyers get a free bundle of Apple's iLife apps, but until recently the bundle only installed on the new machine it was bundled with. With the Mac App Store, Apple now makes the bundle ...

Apple's revamped productivity and lifestyle software is free, and full of new features. But some users are howling over what's been taken out. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, ...

Apple today introduced iLife ’09, which features major upgrades to iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand, and includes iDVD and an updated version of iWeb™. iPhoto ’09 builds on the ability to automatically ...

Apple has released the latest update to its iLife '11 suite of applications including Garageband, iPhoto (previously updated), and iMovie, now versions 6.0.1, 9.1.1, and 9.0.1 respectively. Joe is a ...

Think Apple has left loyal Mac owners by the wayside while paying more attention to mobile users? Think again. Apple's "Back to the Mac" event was largely based around new software innovations, with ...

Following a brief appearance on its website over the weekend, Apple announced major updates to its iLife apps for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, and Mac. Eddy Cue took the stage today at debut new ...

Today at Macworld 2009, Apple showed off a new iPhoto with true facial recognition, a better iMovie and other iLife updates—$79 solo, $99 for family, requires ...