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Final Cut Express is a scaled-down version of Apple's top-of-the-line video editing suite Final Cut Studio. It is designed for the amateur who does not need all of the features of a more expensive pro suite. |
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Keynote is Apple's software for creating presentations. Keynote 1.0 was released as a standalone application, while later versions were sold as part of iWork. |
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This article contains a list of potential Pages features requested by MacRumors members. |
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Software Update is Apple's system for providing Mac users with the latest versions of their Apple software. |
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This contains features added in previous versions of iTunes. |
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Apple first introduced the iWork suite of applications January 11, 2005. Major updates were announced in January 2006 and August 2007. |
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iTunes is Apple's media player used for music, audiobooks, podcasts, and recently added music videos, television shows, and movies. Built on the QuickTime foundation, iTunes is compatible with all QuickTime encoded media. |
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New features included soft cover books, multiple book sizes, importing of video, and an iTunes-like search field. |
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The iLife suite has gone through five iterations so far. It is traditionally updated at the Macworld San Francisco event in January, although this trend was broken in 2007. |
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iChat AV is an Instant Messaging application bundled with Mac OS X. In addition to text chat, it has support for both audio and video conferencing via an iSight for video or any audio source for audio conferencing. It is based on the AOL model, and allows fulltime, four-way video conferencing (from Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger), up to 10-way voice chat, and the ability to send pictures as part of the chat (rather than a separate file download). |
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