Iphoto09 Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

iPhoto update, Bonjour Print Services available for Windows users

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Mar 30th, 2010)

Along with the iTunes update, iPhoto '09 users will also see an upgrade to 8.1.2 sitting in their Software Update right now -- namely to fix import and syncing issues with the iPhone, iPod and Apple TV. Canon printer and scanner users will also have the latest software for their products installed. ...

iPhoto update to 8.0.4 released

by David Winograd (Jun 30th, 2009)

Constant reader Joachim Bean alerted us that the an update to iPhoto '09. Version 8.0.4 is ready and available via Software Update. Apple states that 'this update addresses a rarely encountered issue involving photos imported into a previous version that could affect overall stability, and ...

Mac 101: Geodata copying in iPhoto

by Aron Trimble (May 16th, 2009)

The most recent update of iPhoto to version 8.0.2 included a couple of new features around the Faces functionality for identifying people in photos. Apple, however, was kind enough to throw in another feature; one which I was hoping would show up from the day iPhoto '09 was announced. It is now ...

Force help to be more helpful

by Aron Trimble (Feb 10th, 2009)

Being the Kool-aid sipping, Apple fanatic that you are, I'm sure you have already updated to the latest versions of iLife and iWork, right? If you have then it's not unlikely for you to be experiencing the same kind of problem that Rob Griffiths over at Macworld is dealing with as well. Following ...

iLife Tip: Enable Multi-Touch maps in iPhoto '09

by Cory Bohon (Jan 28th, 2009)

After using iPhoto '09 for a couple days, I have come to love the new features, in particular the Places feature. However, one thing that annoyed me is that you cannot use the Multi-Touch feature on newer MacBooks to manipulate the maps (zooming in/out, etc.). However, thanks to a Tweet-tip from ...

Hardware that supports iPhoto '09's geotagging

by Dave Caolo (Jan 7th, 2009)

I spent yesterday afternoon like many of you: Hunched over my keyboard in a posture-defying mound, my eyes locked on 1440 x 900 pixels of real-time information and fingers tapping keys like so many coked-up woodpeckers. A Mountain Dew and Cinnabun stood at the ready, should I need refueling. I was a ...