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crunchgear.com - 1/6/2009

iLife ‘09: Faces and Places

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The new version if iLife will include a new version of iPhoto with facial recognition called Faces, allowing you to select images based on the faces of the subjects. Another system, called Places, uses embedded GPS data to place your subjects on a map.

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apple.com - 1/6/2009

Apple Introduces iLife ’09

— apple.com — iLife '09 images Apple Introduces iLife 09 Major Upgrades to iPhoto, iMovie & GarageBand SAN FRANCISCO January 6, 2009 Apple today introduced iLife 09, which features major upgrades to iPhoto , iMovie and GarageBand , and includes iDVD and an updated ... (more) Apple Introduces iLife ’09

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apple.com - 1/13/2009

iLife - Update your new Mac with iLife ’09.

— apple.com — iLife ’09 Hardware Up-to-Date Program iLife ’09, a significant upgrade to Apple’s digital lifestyle applications, features updates to iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, and iWeb. If you’ve purchased a qualifying computer on or after January 6, 2009, that ... (more) iLife - Update your new Mac with iLife ’09.

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i.gizmodo.com - 1/6/2009

Apple Revamps iLife for '09 with iPhoto Facial Recognition and More [Macworld 2009]

— i.gizmodo.com — Today at Macworld 2009 in San Francisco, Apple's Phil Schiller showed off a new iPhoto with distinct facial recognition, auto-tagging, plus other iLife updates. iPhoto stuff: Faces: Goes through and identifies distinct faces, automatically ... (more) Apple Revamps iLife for '09 with iPhoto Facial ...

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iPhoto Gets A Facelift
TechCrunch — ... it) that a new version of iPhoto will include facial recognition software. The feature, called Faces, lets you put a name to face, then it tries to find other images with the same face and lets you confirm whether the software got it right. I really hopes this works, because I simply don’t have time to tag the 7,000 images in my iPhoto, 5,000 of which are probably one of my sons. iPhoto will also automatically generate albums that contain photos of the faces you select. Facial recognition is a hard problem to solve. I’ll believe it when I see it. ...