The last major version of iPhoto—iPhoto ’11—came out in October 2010. Since then, I find myself spending less time working with family photos and more time muttering family-unfriendly words. But ...

iPhoto 2 may turn out to be the most welcome of the iLife upgrades, since iPhoto 1.1 — though it was functional — had frustratingly poor performance, no proper integration with the other i-apps, and ...

If you're the lucky owner of a new MacBook Pro, here are some things you should know. We’ve been drooling over the next-generation MacBook Pro since Apple unveiled it at WWDC earlier this month, and ...

Since Apple released an update for iPhoto '11 earlier this month, I've heard of no further problems and have converted iPhoto libraries on four of my Macs without a hitch. Here's what I recommend: ...

Apple’s third-gen iPad is defined by its amazingly sharp and crisp high-resolution display, as well as its option for 4G. The heavier weight is a disappointment; but the display, coupled with Apple’s ...

Yesterday Apple invited Crave to touch and stroke the new iMac, iLife and iWork products at its UK headquarters in the West End of London. We were particularly keen to find out if the improved iPhoto ...

As I push down the long and winding road of getting my mom (and dad, too, but all he cares about is Office) onto a Mac, I find that I am running into functionality issues with iPhoto. I don't doubt ...

Despite long being abandoned by Apple, it's still possible to launch — and run — apps without 64-bit support like Aperture and older versions of iTunes on both macOS Big Sur and Catalina. Here's how ...

It’s Wednesday, and that means it’s time for another broadcast of Your Mac Life. Your Mac Life is a QuickTime Streaming broadcast about the Mac industry in the style of a traditional radio talk show.