Screenshots of Hinge conversations that were insanely weird. I’d prefer a dick pic to a shot of the back of a man’s head, to be honest. I don’t need you to confirm your hairline—I can wait until the ...

Apple’s iPhoto has always been a rich and satisfying consumer-level photo-editing program with lots of neat extras thrown in, such as the ability to create books, calendars, cards, and slideshows.

iPhoto ’11, Apple’s latest version of its popular photo editing and management software, doesn’t introduce dramatic new features, like iPhoto ’09 did with Faces and Places. But what it ...

Apple released the final piece of its iLife suite for iOS on March 7, delivering a universal version of iPhoto for iPad and iPhone (sorry, iPod touch users). We spent some quality time with the ...

Photo Library First Aid option in iPhoto will do quick repairs Apple looks to cut down on browsing time Tip%3A Turn off geotagging manually Question: My copy of iPhoto is starting to show generic ...

iPhoto for iOS was released on the App Store earlier today, and after an enthusiastic introduction at Apple’s media event in San Francisco, the latest photo editing app from Cupertino received a ...

Recently I noticed when I delete photos from the iPhoto trash, iPhoto doesn't necessarily delete the image files from its library. My iPhoto library is the single biggest thing on my MacBook Air's ...

Because Photos for OS X replaces both of Apple's existing photo apps, Aperture and iPhoto, you're going to need to migrate your Aperture and iPhoto libraries into the new Photos app if you want to ...

Apple’s new iPhoto app and Adobe’s Photoshop Touch are taking advantage of that opportunity by bringing powerful photo editing and sharing tools to the iPad. Although both apps give you lots ...

The iPhoto image viewing and organizing application is included in the Apple iLife application suite. The application allows you to edit the images stored in the library using either a full screen ...

Apple is replacing its Mac iPhoto application with a new one called Photos this spring. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler shares the five things he likes best. Apple is taking another shot ...

When your company has sensitive images that require some measure of security, the endless ability to share via iPhoto doesn't necessarily inspire the greatest confidence. Despite this ease of ...