Perhaps. The general consensus seems to be that they are waiting for Leopard features so won't release until Leopard does.
where is iLife 07 anyone?
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That's what I'm thinking too. There's going to be a lot of integration with Leopard that could be Leopard only.. so, it's better to wait.
Are you supposing that it won't work with pre-10.5 OS X? I'm a little surprised that there hasn't been an update to either iLife or iWork. I'm sure Apple will do neat things with those apps and Leopard, but there are sure to be many users who stick with 10.4.x (or 10.3) and I wonder why Apple is making everyone wait. My desire for an update is rooted in the assumption that iWork will include a spreadsheet next time around. I guess I'm just impatient.That's what I'm thinking too. There's going to be a lot of integration with Leopard that could be Leopard only.. so, it's better to wait.
I don't consider myself spoiled. I have run up against the limitations of iLife '06, and want to plunk down some cold, hard cash for an updated, improved version. Spoiled would be wanting something for nothing.
How long has it been since iLife '06 was introduced? Over a year?
At this rate, the new version will be iLife '08.
How long has it been since iLife '06 was introduced? Over a year?
At this rate, the new version will be iLife '08.
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the iPhone has been iHogging all Apple's iResources. I think Steve put his foot in his mouth when he showed it off the first time and had to really backpedal to make it happen.
It will be at _least_ until Leopard is released, but I suspect it may be longer. The iPhone put Apple behind the 8 ball on many many fronts, and sadly I don't think it will be the success that Steve thinks it may be. We've not seen ANY developments announced at all on the Mac hardware front (aside from the very quiet release of the new screen/chipset based macbook pro), nor on the iPod front, nor on the Apple software front since the iPhone was premiered ... coincidence? I think not. He even pulled all his dev team from Leopard to make the iPhone happen. My advice .. stay away from first gen iPhones and be prepared for a bumpy ride with Leopard, at least for the first few dot releases!
It will be at _least_ until Leopard is released, but I suspect it may be longer. The iPhone put Apple behind the 8 ball on many many fronts, and sadly I don't think it will be the success that Steve thinks it may be. We've not seen ANY developments announced at all on the Mac hardware front (aside from the very quiet release of the new screen/chipset based macbook pro), nor on the iPod front, nor on the Apple software front since the iPhone was premiered ... coincidence? I think not. He even pulled all his dev team from Leopard to make the iPhone happen. My advice .. stay away from first gen iPhones and be prepared for a bumpy ride with Leopard, at least for the first few dot releases!
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