“Life isn’t perfect with iLife, but it’s still pretty good.”
“Apple Computer’s iLife is a collection of tools to listen to music, organize photos, create movies and burn video DVDs. It is supposed to make the digital-media record of your life easy to manage.”
“Although the programs work well together, a few flaws cast shadows on otherwise nearly great features. A little work by Apple could file off the burrs,” writes Glenn Fleishman for The Seattle Times. Read the full article here.
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