iLife '11

Macworld's iLife '11 Coverage

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  Mobile printing gets easier with or without AirPrint With the proliferation of AirPrint-compatible printers, printing from your iPhone or iPad is a snap. But even if your don't have one of those, there are other easy and free ways to print from your iOS devices.
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  Buy a new Mac, get iLife for all your Macs One consequence of the latest Mac models' lack of physical software media is that you get Mac App Store licenses that let you install iLife app on all your Macs.
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  Publish your iWeb site on Dropbox Now that MobileMe is going away, here's another free way to post your Website
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  iLife, iWork, Aperture now available on Mac App Store Apple made seven of its apps, including members of its iLife and iWork suites, available for download as a part of the Mac App Store.
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  2010 in review: The year for the Mac To paraphrase literary icon Mark Twain, the death of the Macintosh was an exaggeration. On the last day of 2010, let’s take a look back at the previous 12 months, from a Mac perspective.
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  26th Annual Editors’ Choice Awards: the complete list With hundreds and hundreds of products that are released every year, we look for the ones that truly stand out, the products that offer the best quality, innovation, and value. Eventually, we came up with the list you see here, the best 24 products of 2010. The winners help prove that the Mac market is very much alive and well.
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  Importing iPhone clips into iMovie With iLife '11 you can now avoid the iPhoto-to-iMovie import rigmarole.
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  First look: iMovie '11 iMovie ’11 offers more than just flashy movie trailers to Mac video editors.
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  First look: GarageBand '11 GarageBand '11 adds more guitar and piano lessons, additional amps and effects, a feature to test the accuracy of your playing, and two tools to help adjust a track's timing.
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  What happened to iWeb? There are brand new features iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand in iLife '11, but sadly, nothing for iWeb. Does this mean iLife's Web page-building tool is now on the iDVD path to nowhere?
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  Apple releases iLife '11 Apple on Wednesday unveiled iLife '11 at its Back to the Mac event in Cupertino, demoing three of the suite's updated applications -- iPhoto, iMovie, and Garageband.
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  2010 Macworld Editors' Choice Awards: Software We saw hundreds or programs and Web services this year. These are the ones that stand out