Whenever Apple releases a new version of its OS X operating system, it soon follows with updates to some of its popular programs for OS X. Today's release of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion (see here for CNET's full review) is no different, and Apple has made several updates available for its iWork productivity suite, its iPhoto consumer picture manager, and its iMovie home video editor.
The updates are available through Mountain Lion's Mac App Store, which Apple has unified for managing updates to both Mac App Store purchases and also other system updates in the new OS, replacing its prior Software Update utility. So far Apple has not released any standalone installers for these updates, so for now you can only access them through the App Store's update section.
iPhoto is now at version 9.3.2, and contains the following improvements:
- Supports compatibility with OS X Mountain Lion
- Sharing options now include Messages and Twitter
- Includes performance and stability improvements
iWork is now at version 9.2 and has the following changes:
- iCloud: store documents in iCloud and keep them automatically up to date across your Mac, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and the Web. Changes made to a document on one device will automatically appear on all your other devices. Requires iWork for iOS 1.6.1 or later installed on iOS devic... [Read more]
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