yankeefan24 said:i think iWeb will have something to do with .Mac. A website editor hopefully. the fact that service is down for .mac means something.
jonparadise said:Whilst I initially though the iWeb App would be a web design applicaiton, after reading a few of the posts here, I'm starting to lean towards a 'Administration' type of app.
One that brings all of the iLife applications together in one place on your idisk or webspace.
Secondly, I've always wondered how far the iTunes name can go. If they put full movies on there to download, then keeping the itunes name seems a bit daft, and iMovie is already used.
Maybe iWeb will a general interface for all the different media channels that .Mac or Apple will have. A music section, Homepage section, Movies section etc.
Almost like a personal web portal.
Apple considers iLife '05 to be an upgrade, even though that's the only version you can buy, because you'd upgrade iLife '04 to iLife '05. Now that Macs ship with iLife '05, they will probably consider iLife '06 to be an upgrade package too, from whatever version of iLife came with your computer, i.e., '04 to '06 or '05 to '06.jessica. said:Does anyone know how upgrades work? Is iLife going to cost $70 then $40 for the upgrade or do you have to spend the same amount as everyone else who didn't have the app before?