Apple releases Aperture 3

Apple released Aperture 3 on Tuesday. The program is now 64-bit capable and offers "200 new features."

Apple releases iLife, Raw, and Aperture updatesIn the wake of Apple’s release of Aperture 3 comes a number of updates: iLife Support 9.0.4, Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 3.0, and Aperture SlideShow Support Update 1.0.
Digital music sales growth slowing since variable pricingWarner Music announced its quarterly results on Tuesday, among which was the not entirely surprising news that higher digital music prices have led sales growth to slow.

Enable missing Snow Leopard Services Re-enable a few missing entries from the Services section of the contextual menu in Snow Leopard.
Contextual consolidation in iTunes 9 Learn how to consolidate only selected music and media in iTunes 9.
Rotate user images in many OS X apps Learn how to rotate the "avatar" images used to represent a user in programs such as iChat and Address Book.
InDesign tip: tinting grayscale photos Sure, you can tint photos in Photoshop. But with InDesign you have the freedom to tint, adjust, and retint as often as you like, with only one linked image file to manage.
Bugs & Fixes: iTunes 9.0.3. and the 'remember password' bug This week's iTunes 9.0.3 update means that the application no longer ignores the "Remember password for purchases" setting. That's great, but Ted Landau wishes Apple would have come clean about the bug more quickly.

Looking Back: Photoshop turns 20 In the 20 years since its introduction, Photoshop has changed the way we see the world, altered our sense of reality, and transformed the way we express ourselves.
'Lost' is found early on France's iTunes Store Episodes of the final season of Lost have started to appear in some European iTunes Stores just days after airing in the U.S.--could this be a change in the way shows make their way oversees?
Virtualization: Behind the scenes Rob Griffiths provides a peek behind the curtain at the virtualization roundup, explaining what goes into such a project, and why it can take so long to come together.
Opinion: What analysts should ask Apple In advance of Monday's quarterly earnings call in which Apple fields questions from Wall Street analysts, MacJournals.com has some advice on what those analysts should and shouldn't ask.
Intego clarifies VirusBarrier X6 renewal pricing New information on VirusBarrier X6 renewal pricing changes a recent article about Intego's auto-expire policy on VirusBarrier X6.

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