The updates include several more improvements, including a shared photo library between iPhoto and Aperture. Final Cut Pro 10.0.5 is available in the Mac App Store now. Upgrade iPhoto to version 9.6.1 if it hasn’t been updated already. If you visit iPhoto on the Mac App Store the app page will offer to upgrade you to the current version if you are still behind. [Updated Apr-11-2015] Click the Apple menu > App Store. Switch to the Updates tab and install the iPhoto update if it’s offered. Apple has issued updates to the Mac versions of iPhoto, iTunes, GarageBand and Xcode. IPhoto is now up to version 9.2.2, which lets users delete images from Photo Stream.Hooray! ITunes 10.6, as we.
Apple has updated GarageBand and iPhoto for Mac to update compatibility with new iOS versions while adding new feature and fixing bugs. A variety of iOS apps have also been updated for the Retina Display of the new iPad. GarageBand 6.0.5 adds compatibility for projects from its iOS counterpart, while fixing playback issues with Lesson previews and correcting issues with 'some software instruments triggering incorrect or stuck notes.'
IBooks Author 1.1 adds support for creating books that take advantage of the new iPad's Retina Display, while also adding performance and stability improvements. IPhoto 9.2.2 now allows users to delete individual images from Photo Stream, 'addresses compatibility with iCloud and iOS 5,' and lets users navigate left and right with swipe gestures while in Magnify mode. The new update also now displays previously imported photos in a separate section of the import window, enhances theme and card categories for books and calendars, fixes printing issues with some book pages, and saves slideshows and books properly when rebuilding a library.
Apple also updated a wide variety of its iOS apps, primarily to add Retina Display support for the new iPad, but also adding a variety of minor features and bug and performance fixes. IBooks 2.1 adds finger highlighting and page numbering to match printed books along with performance tweaks. ITunes U 1.1 similarly adds Retina Display support and speed fixes. Pages, Keynote and Numbers 1.6 add animated 3D charting, presentation builds and transitions and performance enhancements iMovie 1.3 adds support for GarageBand song import, music and sound effect previews in the Audio Browser and support for creating Trailers on iPhone 4 or iPad 2 or newer devices GarageBand 1.2 adds iCloud support, Track Merge, orchestral Smart Strings and a Note Editor for fine tuning a touch instrument recording. IPad users can connect over WiFi or Bluetooth to make music together using the new Jam Session. Songs can be shared to FaceBook, SoundCloud and YouTube. Find My Friends 1.1 and Find My iPhone 1.4 both add bug fixes, stability enhancements and Retina Display support.
Remote 2.3 adds iTunes Match support for the along with Retina Display support. Originally Posted by nagromme Warning before you try to update: these are (mostly) MUCH bigger apps now!
I have several Apple apps, and all told I needed to find an extra 1GB of free space to install them. IMovie and GarageBand probably now have new audio content included, and all of them have retina graphics. Still, that doesn?t fully explain to me the increase in Pages and Numbers. Quadrupling their UI image data still shouldn?t end up THAT big, I?d have thought! IBooks, oddly, is now smaller. GarageBand is on 801MB On a side note, latest event is now available as a podcast i.e.
Can watch it on an HDTV with 1st gen. ATV instead on a computer (I can't AirPlay mine - no HW). Another keynote passes without any mention of updates to the Mac versions of iWork and iLife. As a Mac user who's not all that bothered about the iOS stuff I'm starting to feel like a second class citizen. Every opportunity he gets Tim Cook blurts on about how iPhone/iPad is now 70% of Apple's business. What he doesn't say, but is clearly implied if you read between the lines, is that this is a justification for them to slowly slide the Mac and it's software further and further down the pecking order at Apple.
I hope I?m wrong but we?ll see. Originally Posted by Shaun, UK Another keynote passes without any mention of updates to the Mac versions of iWork and iLife. As a Mac user who's not all that bothered about the iOS stuff I'm starting to feel like a second class citizen. Every opportunity he gets Tim Cook blurts on about how iPhone/iPad is now 70% of Apple's business.
What he doesn't say, but is clearly implied if you read between the lines, is that this is a justification for them to slowly slide the Mac and it's software further and further down the pecking order at Apple. I hope I?m wrong but we?ll see. Easy over there, Fish & Chips, last I heard, Mac's margin is still the biggest for Apple, I'm sure in time, Mac will get its fair share of updates. Cook's trying to roll out one thing at a time 'we are just getting started.'
Next up, Mac update, then iPhone 5/4G, then dividends, then, Apple TV. 'we have lot more goodies coming. ' AAPL 650 Jan 2013!!!
Originally Posted by ThinkPeople Easy over there, Fish & Chips, last I heard, Mac's margin is still the biggest for Apple, I'm sure in time, Mac will get its fair share of updates. Cook's trying to roll out one thing at a time 'we are just getting started.' Next up, Mac update, then iPhone 5/4G, then dividends, then, Apple TV. 'we have lot more goodies coming.
' AAPL 650 Jan 2013!!! Doesn't really help when I'm after new Mac versions of iWork and iLfe. Not bothered about the iPhone 5, we don't have 4G here, don't have any shares so don't care about dividends, not really that interested in the AppleTV. The iOS toys are great products but I'm more interested in the Mac stuff seeing as I spend 12 hours a day sitting in front of my Mac. Originally Posted by Shaun, UK Another keynote passes without any mention of updates to the Mac versions of iWork and iLife.
As a Mac user who's not all that bothered about the iOS stuff I'm starting to feel like a second class citizen. Every opportunity he gets Tim Cook blurts on about how iPhone/iPad is now 70% of Apple's business. What he doesn't say, but is clearly implied if you read between the lines, is that this is a justification for them to slowly slide the Mac and it's software further and further down the pecking order at Apple.
I hope I?m wrong but we?ll see. Apple has already started the ball rolling on heavy Mac focus this year.
It's not their biggest cash cow but it's big and responsible for the most profit in the traditional PC industry. They started with ML which will be out this year and a new major updated yearly, just like iOS (I think that it may also be a free yearly update to Mac users). There is also evidence mounting for a revamp of the MBPs in just a couple months with will liekly have the ODD removed and a HiDPI display. I would expect any Mac software to be updated at the next Mac event. It was never going to come at an iPad/iOS focused event. Originally Posted by Tallest Skil Nothing, I just want to see nice new features to keep it competitive. They always manage to make at least one 'Yes, I DO need that!'
Or 'Okay, I didn't know this existed but I'll never work without it again' feature in each release. I think it's more likely that you'll just see most of your UI 'features' included in Mountain Lion for iWork and all the other apps as well. So who knows whether we really need much a revamp of iWork. As it is, it's pretty good. The only thing I think that would be missing compared to Microsoft's Word is an equation editor to allow equations for math.
But other software like Mathematica or MATLAB, do this job much better (and MathType is not on par), so I wouldn't hope for Apple trying to include this type of feature in Pages or other applications. They could do with more transitions and themes to Keynote, though. PowerPoint is better in that regard, having a greater variety of themes and templates. So how, exactly, does the iOS iPhoto sync to/from the Mac iPhoto? Do just the edited versions sync? Does iOS iPhoto have the same concept of Originals and edited versions?
Do both sync between devices, either directly or via iCloud? I'm sure the answers will come in time, but unfortunately Apple will leave it up to the users to experiment with trial and error to figure it out for ourselves and then share on the message boards. I miss the days of user manuals where we could just look up the answers instead of having to scouring the internet hunting for them. Originally Posted by Smallwheels Where was Scott Forestall?
He's usually the guy who presents iOS things and updates. Was he demoted? It's a big deal to be a part of an Apple presentation. Not being one of the presenters seems like a demotion to me. I liked the iPhoto app the best.
I read a Twitter post from some Insider or whatnot there that Tim Cook, Jony Ive, and Scott Forestall were all having a very animated (I assume he meant fun/lively/bro-down) conversation in the front row sometime during the Presentation. I'd love to have heard what they were talking about. The Dream Team!! Those three are quintessential to the future of Apple. Steve Jobs was an all in one, but with those next of kins, it's like all 3 of his separate strongest aspects.
Originally Posted by Shaun, UK Another keynote passes without any mention of updates to the Mac versions of iWork and iLife. As a Mac user who's not all that bothered about the iOS stuff I'm starting to feel like a second class citizen. Every opportunity he gets Tim Cook blurts on about how iPhone/iPad is now 70% of Apple's business. What he doesn't say, but is clearly implied if you read between the lines, is that this is a justification for them to slowly slide the Mac and it's software further and further down the pecking order at Apple. I hope I?m wrong but we?ll see. Do you understand that this was an iPad event?
Why on earth they will talk about iWorks there? They didn't talk about iPhones here as well.
That does not mean they will stop working on iPhones. Macs and associated software will get their focus in due time. For your info, they held an entire event on Macs last year and this is just the begining of 2012. BTW: I think you intentionally started this to stirr some heated comments. It worked but don't overdo it.
Click to expand. I called apple support since I had this same exact problem after upgrading. My problem was that I have a MACBOOK PRO that i had bought used from someone else and they had iPhoto included on the Mac. When updates came out I could never update it since the previous owner owned it and when I tried to update it a box popped up and said to sign-in with a GREY APPLE ID BOX pre-filled with the previous owners id (email.) I don't know his password or have contact with him. I updated to Yosemite and to be up to date with the software iPhoto NEEDED to be updated (iPhoto app had a circle with a line through it.) I called apple support and they told me I needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos. Go to finder on the top right and type in 'applications' and enter. Look for the iPhoto application logo.
Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac. (Don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the 'trash bin' icon and on the top right you will see 'empty' click that. Go to the app store and sign out from your account. (go to the top left and click on 'store' and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. Close the app store window.
Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: 'iPhoto' and enter. You will see the application and it should say 'free' or some price.
(for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in. Put your apple id and password. (if it says its free you won't be paying but if it says a price you will be charged) just to let you know. The application will start to download and you will be able to track its process in the 'launchpad' (the app that is a rocketship.) 11. The download takes 5-10 minutes. Click on the iPhoto app and you will see that it will load up.
A box will pop up saying that it will need to be upgraded. Click on the button that says 'upgrade.' It should load up in less than 5 minutes depending on how many photos you have in your library. You will be ready to go!
You might see that the icon for iPhoto has a circle and line through it but that is fine. Just exit out of iPhoto and click on it again. The icon should be replaced with the new look icon for iPhoto.
Repeat this process with another application you may have that is owned by someone else and you don't know their password. I updated to Yosemite and to be up to date with the software iPhoto NEEDED to be updated (iPhoto app had a circle with a line through it.) I called apple support and they told me I needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos.
Go to finder on the top right and type in 'applications' and enter. Look for the iPhoto application logo.
Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac. (Don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the 'trash bin' icon and on the top right you will see 'empty' click that. Go to the app store and sign out from your account.
(go to the top left and click on 'store' and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. Close the app store window. Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: 'iPhoto' and enter. You will see the application and it should say 'free' or some price. (for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in.
Click to expand.thanks, i was able to fix iPhoto this way. I have complete iLife '11 and iWork '09 installed - showing 5 pending updates: iPhoto, iMovie and 3 iWork. Iphoto resolved with the steps above. And i was able to reinstall it for FREE.
However iMovie and 3 from iWork still show pending update i cannot do since this issue, and repeating the technique above would work, but i would have to PAY! Only iPhoto was FREE for some reason. I wonder why? Why are the other apps forcing me to pay? I have legit install from discs. Can update after accepting apps! I just purchased a refurbished iMac, 3.2 i5, 8 gb 1600, and immediately updated to Yosemite.
I thought I was doomed because nothing seemed to be working and everything needed to be updated and wouldn't work. I happened to click on the 'Purchases' tab where it stated I had to 'accept' six applications. After accepting the applications and putting in my apple id that was used to purchase the machine, for all six apps, it finally allowed me to update everything. Perhaps it will be that easy for some of you. I called apple support since I had this same exact problem after upgrading.
My problem was that I have a MACBOOK PRO that i had bought used from someone else and they had iPhoto included on the Mac. When updates came out I could never update it since the previous owner owned it and when I tried to update it a box popped up and said to sign-in with a GREY APPLE ID BOX pre-filled with the previous owners id (email.) I don't know his password or have contact with him. I updated to Yosemite and to be up to date with the software iPhoto NEEDED to be updated (iPhoto app had a circle with a line through it.) I called apple support and they told me I needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos. Go to finder on the top right and type in 'applications' and enter. Look for the iPhoto application logo.
Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac. (Don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the 'trash bin' icon and on the top right you will see 'empty' click that.
Go to the app store and sign out from your account. (go to the top left and click on 'store' and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. Close the app store window. Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: 'iPhoto' and enter. You will see the application and it should say 'free' or some price. (for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in. Put your apple id and password.
(if it says its free you won't be paying but if it says a price you will be charged) just to let you know. The application will start to download and you will be able to track its process in the 'launchpad' (the app that is a rocketship.) 11. The download takes 5-10 minutes. Click on the iPhoto app and you will see that it will load up. A box will pop up saying that it will need to be upgraded. Click on the button that says 'upgrade.'
It should load up in less than 5 minutes depending on how many photos you have in your library. You will be ready to go! You might see that the icon for iPhoto has a circle and line through it but that is fine. Just exit out of iPhoto and click on it again. The icon should be replaced with the new look icon for iPhoto. Repeat this process with another application you may have that is owned by someone else and you don't know their password.
I called apple support since i had this same exact problem after upgrading. My problem was that i have a macbook pro that i had bought used from someone else and they had iphoto included on the mac. When updates came out i could never update it since the previous owner owned it and when i tried to update it a box popped up and said to sign-in with a grey apple id box pre-filled with the previous owners id (email.) i don't know his password or have contact with him. I updated to yosemite and to be up to date with the software iphoto needed to be updated (iphoto app had a circle with a line through it.) i called apple support and they told me i needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos. Go to finder on the top right and type in 'applications' and enter. Look for the iphoto application logo. Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac.
(don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the 'trash bin' icon and on the top right you will see 'empty' click that. Go to the app store and sign out from your account. (go to the top left and click on 'store' and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. Close the app store window. Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: 'iphoto' and enter. You will see the application and it should say 'free' or some price.
(for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in. Put your apple id and password. (if it says its free you won't be paying but if it says a price you will be charged) just to let you know. The application will start to download and you will be able to track its process in the 'launchpad' (the app that is a rocketship.) 11. The download takes 5-10 minutes. Click on the iphoto app and you will see that it will load up.
A box will pop up saying that it will need to be upgraded. Click on the button that says 'upgrade.' It should load up in less than 5 minutes depending on how many photos you have in your library.
You will be ready to go! You might see that the icon for iphoto has a circle and line through it but that is fine. Just exit out of iphoto and click on it again. The icon should be replaced with the new look icon for iphoto. Repeat this process with another application you may have that is owned by someone else and you don't know their password. Thanks, i was able to fix iPhoto this way. I have complete iLife '11 and iWork '09 installed - showing 5 pending updates: iPhoto, iMovie and 3 iWork.
Iphoto resolved with the steps above. And i was able to reinstall it for FREE.
However iMovie and 3 from iWork still show pending update i cannot do since this issue, and repeating the technique above would work, but i would have to PAY! Only iPhoto was FREE for some reason. I wonder why? Why are the other apps forcing me to pay?
I have legit install from discs. I called apple support since I had this same exact problem after upgrading. My problem was that I have a MACBOOK PRO that i had bought used from someone else and they had iPhoto included on the Mac. When updates came out I could never update it since the previous owner owned it and when I tried to update it a box popped up and said to sign-in with a GREY APPLE ID BOX pre-filled with the previous owners id (email.) I don't know his password or have contact with him.
I updated to Yosemite and to be up to date with the software iPhoto NEEDED to be updated (iPhoto app had a circle with a line through it.) I called apple support and they told me I needed to purchase it through my apple id in order to get access back to the application and to my hundreds of photos. Go to finder on the top right and type in 'applications' and enter. Look for the iPhoto application logo. Click and drag the logo to the trash in on the bottom right on your mac. (Don't worry your files/photos won't be deleted we are just replacing the application.) 4. Now empty your trash by clicking on to the 'trash bin' icon and on the top right you will see 'empty' click that. Go to the app store and sign out from your account.
(go to the top left and click on 'store' and click sign-out) of course if you not signed in the first place you're fine. Close the app store window.
Reopen window and type in on the top right search box: 'iPhoto' and enter. You will see the application and it should say 'free' or some price. (for me it was free) once you click on that it says install and click that and then it says sign-in. Put your apple id and password.
(if it says its free you won't be paying but if it says a price you will be charged) just to let you know. The application will start to download and you will be able to track its process in the 'launchpad' (the app that is a rocketship.) 11. The download takes 5-10 minutes. Click on the iPhoto app and you will see that it will load up. A box will pop up saying that it will need to be upgraded.
Click on the button that says 'upgrade.' It should load up in less than 5 minutes depending on how many photos you have in your library. You will be ready to go!
You might see that the icon for iPhoto has a circle and line through it but that is fine. Just exit out of iPhoto and click on it again. The icon should be replaced with the new look icon for iPhoto. Repeat this process with another application you may have that is owned by someone else and you don't know their password. Click to expand. No, your photos are not lost.
They are in your Mac and I'll show you how to get them back. But before I have to explain that you won't find iPhoto for download in the searching tool of AppStore. If you purchased iPhoto formerly you will find it in Purchased Items. If not, of course you lost the App, but it's not important if you cannot have a compatible version for Yosemite.
Apple Updates Iphoto For Mac Free
Now, the instructions for having back your photos: 1.- Go to any of your libraries wherever you have a one in the Mac. 2.- Right click over the icon and choose 'Content Package' or 'Show Content Package' that it's the first option bellow 'Open With' 3.- Find a Folder called 'Masters' and enter in. All yor photos organized in subfolders by date and numbers.
4.- Follow this procedure for all your libraries no matter where directory they were in. I hope this will be helpful for you! Tell me when you are done! No, your photos are not lost. They are in your Mac and I'll show you how to get them back. But before I have to explain that you won't find iPhoto for download in the searching tool of AppStore. If you purchased iPhoto formerly you will find it in Purchased Items.
If not, of course you lost the App, but it's not important if you cannot have a compatible version for Yosemite. Now, the instructions for having back your photos: 1.- Go to any of your libraries wherever you have a one in the Mac. 2.- Right click over the icon and choose 'Content Package' or 'Show Content Package' that it's the first option bellow 'Open With' 3.- Find a Folder called 'Masters' and enter in.
Iphoto Update For Mac
All yor photos organized in subfolders by date and numbers. 4.- Follow this procedure for all your libraries no matter where directory they were in. I hope this will be helpful for you! Tell me when you are done!