OS X Yosemite Will Lack iPhoto and Aperture

Posted on 29/06/2014 by bijon

Apple has a number of changes coming when they release updates for OS X and iOS later on this year, but we now know a new change that will affect how users handle their photos. They have now...

Apple Replacing Aperture With Photos App

Posted on 28/06/2014 by ahmed

It is now time for us to move on from the iPhoto application just like Apple has. The new Photos app was recently announced at the famous WWDC event and now it is not only going to replace the iPhoto...

Apple to Offer iOS 7 GarageBand as Freemium Model

Posted on 21/10/2013 by sumayah

Apple’s applications, especially the iLife and iWork ones, could be getting a major update soon. The real transformation will be in the adoption of a freemium model for GarageBand. While at present...

Dropbox Adds Support of Automatic Screenshot Sharing and iPhoto Imports

Posted on 01/10/2013 by sumayah

The latest version of Dropbox has been termed the 2.4.0 and it is available on your Mac. iPhotos can now be brought to Dropbox without any hitch or delay. The facility acts in tandem with iPhoto 7.0...

Dropbox update adds automatic screenshot saving, iPhoto imports

Posted on 01/10/2013 by Sarah Silbert

It's not a huge update, but today Dropbox gains the ability to automatically save your computer screenshots. Next time you immortalize that Gchat, your screen-cap will be saved to your Dropbox account and copied to your clipboard as a link for sharing. (You'll have the ability to opt out of this new feature, should you feel so inclined.) In a nod to Mac users, the cloud storage service is also adding automatic iPhoto imports. Dropbox has supported automatic photo uploads on Mac and Windows machines for some time now, but today's new feature lets Mac users copy over all locally stored images -- no SD card required. Check out the source link for more info.

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Amazon Cloud Drive comes to Spain and Italy, users get new features

Posted on 04/10/2012 by Jamie Rigg

Amazon's Cloud Drive has rounded out its European tour with releases in the remaining major markets: Spain and Italy. Pricing in these regions matches that of the UK, Germany and France, with 8 euros (around $10) netting you 20GB of storage for a year, on top of the complimentary 5GB you get for signing up. You'll be able to access this space through your browser, desktop apps, or any of the new Kindle Fires when they start hitting Euro doorsteps at the end of the month. Plus, Amazon's giving US customers the ability to share files with whomever they choose, and Mac users worldwide can now upload their iPhoto library hassle-free. With Cloud Drive now available, the Appstore ready to roll, and Fire hardware making its way to the Continent, we're starting to think Amazon quite likes it there.

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Apple updates nearly every app for iOS 6, sneaks in key GarageBand, iPhoto and Podcasts updates

Posted on 19/09/2012 by Jon Fingas

If you didn't already know that iOS 6 was out in the wild, Apple just delivered a torrent of mobile app updates to make it perfectly clear. Virtually every app that isn't preloaded now has explicit iOS 6 support to keep it running smoothly, and some of the upgrades are thankfully more than just skin-deep compatibility tweaks. Among the highlights are Podcasts' new subscription list syncing through iCloud, ringtone creation with GarageBand and iPhoto support for 36.5-megapixel image editing on the latest devices -- you know, for that moment you need to tweak Nikon D800 photos on an iPhone 5. We're including direct links to a few of the juicier updates, but we'd recommend checking AppleInsider's comprehensive list to see everything that you're missing.

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Apple updates nearly every app for iOS 6, sneaks in key GarageBand, iPhoto and Podcasts updates originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 19 Sep 2012 18:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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