Macworld Keynote
#2
9:11 am Third way to organize: Places.
9:11 am Face detection isn't perfect, but this is incredibly good.
9:11 am iPhoto finds the face, and you tell him it who it is. It will then find other photos that it thinks is the same person.
9:10 am Uses face detection to assist in tagging.
9:09 am Organize by people. Get a corkboard with people's snapshots.
9:09 am This year, we add a new organization system: Faces.
9:09 am Last year, we introduced Events. Can browse by events...very useful and popular.
9:08 am What's new? New iPhoto.
9:11 am Face detection isn't perfect, but this is incredibly good.
9:11 am iPhoto finds the face, and you tell him it who it is. It will then find other photos that it thinks is the same person.
9:10 am Uses face detection to assist in tagging.
9:09 am Organize by people. Get a corkboard with people's snapshots.
9:09 am This year, we add a new organization system: Faces.
9:09 am Last year, we introduced Events. Can browse by events...very useful and popular.
9:08 am What's new? New iPhoto.
#4
A new version of iPhoto, which includes:
Facial recognition technology to organize your photos by who's in them.
Geotagging to organize photos by where they were taken. Photos taken with an iPhone will use the GPS to automatically tag them.
Built in support for Facebook, Google Maps and Flickr.
A new version of iMovie, which includes:
Lots of the features Apple took away in iMovie '08.
Better editing and themes.
New effects like stabilization and cartooning.
A new version of GarageBand, which includes:
A new "learn to play" tool featuring an HD video instructor.
Besides 9 bundles freebies, extra lessons from artists like Norah Jones and Sting cost $4.99 a piece.
Updates to iWork '09
Updated Numbers, Keynote, Pages and a $.99 iPhone App
Beta version of iWork.com, a Google Docs-like Web-based office tool
New 17-inch MacBook Pro
6.6 lbs
A matte display
.98 inches thick
2.9 gigahertz
8 hours of battery life than can be charged more than 1,000 times
Updates to iTunes
Now there are three pricing tiers: 99 cents, 69 cents, and $1.29.
10 million songs without DRM by the end of the quarter
Facial recognition technology to organize your photos by who's in them.
Geotagging to organize photos by where they were taken. Photos taken with an iPhone will use the GPS to automatically tag them.
Built in support for Facebook, Google Maps and Flickr.
A new version of iMovie, which includes:
Lots of the features Apple took away in iMovie '08.
Better editing and themes.
New effects like stabilization and cartooning.
A new version of GarageBand, which includes:
A new "learn to play" tool featuring an HD video instructor.
Besides 9 bundles freebies, extra lessons from artists like Norah Jones and Sting cost $4.99 a piece.
Updates to iWork '09
Updated Numbers, Keynote, Pages and a $.99 iPhone App
Beta version of iWork.com, a Google Docs-like Web-based office tool
New 17-inch MacBook Pro
6.6 lbs
A matte display
.98 inches thick
2.9 gigahertz
8 hours of battery life than can be charged more than 1,000 times
Updates to iTunes
Now there are three pricing tiers: 99 cents, 69 cents, and $1.29.
10 million songs without DRM by the end of the quarter
#10
same. I dont actually know a single person who uses iwork. ilife is cool, but its still a little weird for me.
no mac minis FTL - they could be a GREAT media center.
the 17"MBP is cool I have to admit.
no mac minis FTL - they could be a GREAT media center.
the 17"MBP is cool I have to admit.






