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iLife ‘06 features improved iPod capabilities
By Charles Starrett
Contributing Editor
Published: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
News Categories: Mac Software
Apple today also introduced iLife ‘06, the latest update to its suite of digital lifestyle applications. Several of the included applications offer enhancements for iPod users. iMovie ‘06, along with its improved effects, titles, and animated themes, also includes a one press export to video iPod function for the fifth-generation iPod.
GarageBand, the suite’s audio editing tool, now features robust solutions for creating podcasts. Voices can easily be recorded, and radio-style sound effects and music jingles are included with the application, as well as support for adding chapter artwork and URL links. Talk show Podcasts can now be done by interviewing one or more guests simultaneously in iChat AV and recording directly into GarageBand 3. Finally, podcasts can be posted on .Mac and submitted to iTunes using the new iWeb application.
iLife ‘06 is available now and sells for $79.
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Finally! There is no an actual for reason for GarageBand to exist. Easier podcast-making features. Now if only one could find a way to hook up a phone like to the computer and call people and interview them over-the-phone—and, no, I’m NOT talking about Skype.
Posted by Jack on January 13, 2006 at 7:51 PM (PST)