Originally posted by Bandit
How about RAW image support in iPhoto. And the ability to group albums together with expandable sub albums.
Originally posted by geerlingguy
You can do this, but if you need access to all of your pictures, no matter how old, at any time (like when you're doing videos and need certain clipart or photos), you don't want to have to put in each CD and open up the libraries until you find the right one (I tried this, but it just didn't work...
Apple needs to let us manage our pictures how we want, and do it faster! 🙂
This intrigues me. No-one else has yet commented but this sounds like iTMS may be here sooner than expected?Originally posted by Macrumors
According to notes, we should see another iTunes 4 update with improvements related to Purchased Music, iPods and Music Store Availability.
...with Apple finally adding support for Photo Albums and Photo Print services to "some" countries outside the United States.
I hope that the new app will be a web publishing tool that can create basic web pages using images from iPhoto, sounds from iTunes etc.
Originally posted by MrMacman
iWorks?
Appleworks == need of serious repair... they better be working on it... really.
Apple just needs to bring the 'all in one' into the Word Processor... like yesterday.
Originally posted by johnnyjibbs
Hopefully the UK is part of the iPhoto improvements too!
Originally posted by pimentoLoaf
I'm hoping for an iToaster -- a 2" thick aluminum kitchen appliance with glowing Apple logo.
A 3" model would allow for bagels.
What's the business case for iChat AV for Windows? Sell more iSights? Apple ported iTunes to Windows to sell more $300 iPods, not more .99 songs. Plus, iChat would be hard sell to Windows users, since it's pretty ordinary in terms of functionality among IM apps, especially on the Windows side, where many more options exist.Originally posted by rikers_mailbox
Would iChat A/V for Windows be considered a "new" iApp?
You know they're gonna do it.
Originally posted by pimentoLoaf
I'm hoping for an iToaster -- a 2" thick aluminum kitchen appliance with glowing Apple logo.
A 3" model would allow for bagels.
iChat AV has to come out for Windows or some Windows program have to accept iChat. Unlike most apps, the idea about chatting to have as many on board as possible, it would suck if I only can do video chats with Mac users.Originally posted by wHo_tHe
What's the business case for iChat AV for Windows? Sell more iSights? Apple ported iTunes to Windows to sell more $300 iPods, not more .99 songs. Plus, iChat would be hard sell to Windows users, since it's pretty ordinary in terms of functionality among IM apps, especially on the Windows side, where many more options exist.
Edit: Oops, wrong iApp!
Originally posted by pimentoLoaf
I'm hoping for an iToaster -- a 2" thick aluminum kitchen appliance with glowing Apple logo.
A 3" model would allow for bagels.
Originally posted by 1macker1
How about a different naming convention. iThis, iThat..sheesh. I mean really, what type of genuis came of with this sh*t.
iMac, iPhoto,iTunes,iDVD,iPod,...
I can see the marketing team giving themselves a big pat on the back after those flashes of genius.