REVIEW: Apple's iMovie09 is a true "wow" update for video softwareSource: Chicago Sun-Times
iMovie '09 (released as part of iLife '09 and alongside iWork '09) is a revolutionary update to iMovie '08. Since its first public demo last month, the aforementioned Disgruntled Fans have been hooting that it represents Apple's apology for last year's edition.
Review: iLife '09Source: CrunchGear
When we heard about iLife '09 last month, Apple touted the Faces and Places features of the iPhone and image stabilization and precise editing in iMovie. How much does all of this pleasure cost? $79 or nothing if you get it with a new Mac. But is it worth the upgrade?
Apple's iLife '09 to ship TuesdaySource: CNET.com
The new software comes with updates to iPhoto, iMovie, and GarageBand that Apple Senior Vice President Phil Schiller detailed during Macworld.
Apple's hits and misses for 2007Source: macsimumnews.com
Overall, 2007 was a great year for Apple, especially money-wise. But let's not talk about the finances. Let's look at the hits and misses among its product introductions, at least as seen through my eyes.
Jason Snell, "Macworld" magazine editor: Mr. Media Interview, Pt. 1 (Video)Source: Mr. Media
Jason Snell, the editor of Macworld magazine, talks about the iPhone, Mac OS X Leopard, Apple TV, iPods, iBooks, iLife, and the magazine's relationship with Apple Inc. (1 of 3) Interview by Bob Andelman, a.k.a., Mr. Media (http://www.mrmedia.com )
iMovie '08 on G4?Source: teksanity.com
You watched Fearless Leader's (Steve Jobs', that is) announcements on Tuesday. As soon as it was over, you hurried on over to Apple's web site to check out the iLife '08 demonstration video.
Apple Takes a Step Back With iMovie '08Source: The New York Times
I can't remember any software company pulling a stunt like this before: throwing away a fully developed, mature, popular program and substituting a bare-bones, differently focused program under the same name.
Apple stirs controversy with iMovie's '08 overhaulSource: Apple Insider
But for those buyers with more advanced needs or who have simply become familiar with the basic concepts behind earlier versions, the new iMovie has so far been interpreted as an experiment that didn't justify the $79 price for an existing user.

Apple recently released a much belated upgrade to their iLife suite, and there was many welcome changes.
Apple Special Event - August 7, 2007Source: Apple
Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveil the all-new, redesigned iMac and demo new features in iLife '08, iWork '08, and .Mac. See the video-on-demand event right here, exclusively in QuickTime and MPEG-4.

Well, by looking at the Tech. page of Newsvine, and pretty much anywhere else on the web today, I'm sure it's no surprise to anyone that Apple has announced a few new things today. Here is the complete list of updated products and services along with my thoughts:

Logging on to .Mac today, I noticed the following three press release:
Microsoft Recommends GarageBand?Source: FT.com
I never thought I'd see the day when an article in a Microsoft magazine, reprinted on the Microsoft website, recommends an Apple product...
Advanced:GarageBand (U.S.$79)

This year's Macworld keynote was, well, different. With rumors flying left and right and the next generation of operating systems right around the corner, this keynote had the potential to be the biggest of them all. Now that they keynote is over, I feel a little disappointed.

Having recently posted an article in which I predicted the predictions of various Apple watchers (regarding Macworld Expo announcements) I hinted that I would not be making predictions of my own. Frankly, I foresee too many positive developments on the horizon to even bother.
Briefly: Amazon's witty discretion on iWork '07 and iLife '07Source: Apple Insider
The largest internet retailer on Wednesday turned up listings for four yet-to-be-announced Apple software products. Those products were iLife '07 and iWork '07, each of which was available in two versions -- a "Single User License" or a "Family Pack."
iPredict a change in iWeb for Mac WorldSource: typicalmacuser.com
There are Apple/Mac rumors about everything....even iWeb. No doubt..It is going to be an interesting next couple of weeks of Apple News.

In 2003 I recorded a going-away party that lasted several hours and had multiple parts to it. I had recorded it on DV-tape, imported it onto my external hard drive, and not touched it for a few years.