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Apple Updates iLife Suite

By Scott Gilbertson July 23, 2008 Categories: Software & Tools

IlifeApple has pushed out a series of updates for its iLife ‘08 suite with bug fixes and stability improvements for iMovie, iPhoto, iWeb, and more. There aren’t really any new features, though iPhoto does gain some new greeting and postcard themes.

Also updated is iLife Support which handles the integration between the apps and should make things a bit more stable. The only noticeable difference in the new versions is that all menu items related to .Mac support and syncing have been updated to reference the new (awfully named) MobileMe.

Apple fans can grab the updates through Software Update or directly from Apple’s website.

Incidentally, if you’re a Mac user and you’ve been having issues with software or hardware, our own Gadget lab is currently collecting stories. Head on over to leave your own gripes and tales of horror.

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