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iLife ‘11: Sadly, not 64 bit

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Software,

iLife 11 still 32 bit

Yesterday, Apple announced the new features and availability of iLife '11. We were definitely excited about picking it up, even though we noticed that a lot of the features that Apple was showing off in iMovie and iPhoto seemed to be fairly incremental (we aren't big users of GarageBand, so we couldn't tell you if the new features there were awesome or not.) So we figured that one unannounced "feature" would likely be that the iLife suite had been converted to 64 bit. After all, Snow Leopard has had more than enough time to mature out in the wild, and it seems that developers left and right have jumped onto the 64 bit bandwagon. That's why we were sorely disappointed when we launched Activity Monitor and found that, unlike just about every other process and application we are running on the Mac Pro, the iLife apps are still labeled as "Intel" rather than "Intel 64 bit." I guess we will have to wait and see what happens with iLife '12 or '13 at this point.


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Apple iLife ‘11 announced

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Software,

apple ilife 11

At their Back to the Mac event this morning, Apple announced the next update to their iLife suite, iLife '11.

  • iPhoto '11: Bunch of new full-screen modes, tighter Facebook and Flickr integration, email themes, and better book creation.
  • iMovie '11: New audio editing, one step effects, movie trailers, news and sports themes, and people finder.
  • GarageBand '11: FlexTime, Groove Matching, more amps and effects, new piano and guitar lessons, "How did I play?" feature

iLife '11 is available today, free with all new Macs, $49 upgrade for current owners.


Apple will stream their Back to the Mac event live to Apple devices

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Internet, PC / Laptop, Software,

Apple Back to the Mac live stream

Apple's Back to the Mac event kicks off in just under 30 minutes, and the company just announced that they will once again be streaming it live to Macs and iOS devices. Point your browser to the Back to the Mac live stream at 10:00 am PDT to get in on the action. We should see news of an updated MacBook Air, iLife '11, and Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.


Apple music event scheduled for September 1 - bring on the new iPods

Sept 1 Apple Event guitar

Well hey, looks like the annual Apple music-related event is happening right on time, if not a bit early this year. A week from now, Apple will be taking over the Internet to tell us all about their new products. We are sure we will see the iPod line get a total refresh, highlighted by a Retina Display-packing . There’s also the rumored -to-iTV refresh, and you’ve just gotta believe that we will get word on the release of for the iPad…we are in need of folders on ours in a major way. We will have all the action for you as it unfolds next week.


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