Sent to you by Bill Boulware via Google Reader: iPhoto for iPhone and
iPad available now for $4.99, iMovie & GarageBand updates live via
9to5Mac by Jordan Kahn on 3/7/12
Apple demoed quite an impressive iPhoto app today during the new iPad
unveiling, and the app is now officially live on the App Store for
$4.99 [iTunes]. In case you did not know, the app is a universal
download for both iPhone and iPad. You can grab iPhoto for iOS now
(iTunes link). Apple also boasted updated versions of iMovie and
GarageBand today that you can already get on the App Store here and
here for $4.99 each (free update for current owners). The updated
GarageBand app features a Note Editor, Smart Strings orchestra feature,
and Jam Sessions for realtime playing and recording with up to three
other iOS devices. You can read our full break down of the new iPhoto
app here.
In addition Apple updated iBooks Author today to "take advantage of the
Retina display on the new iPad" and did the same for the iTunes U app.
The updates also include the usual stability and performance
improvements.
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