OrlandoJan 26
BasicAppleGuy
On this day in 2003, Apple introduced iLife.
For $49, users received a two-disc CD and DVD-ROM set that included iTunes 3, iPhoto 2, iMovie 3, and iDVD 3.
Jan 25 at 4:01pmIvory for Mac
Show threadDaniel GomesJan 25
@BasicAppleGuy Five years later in 2008 I finally was able to get my first MacBook. At the age of 33 and iLife was a huge highlight of the experience 😊
Show threadcliff538Jan 25
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@Cliff538 Glorious!
Show threadJohn EllenichJan 26

@Cliff538 @BasicAppleGuy somehow they ended up just giving away iLife, iWork, MobileMe and OS upgrades for free.

…I wonder if this is why their software quality has gone down hill?

Show threadBuckJan 25
@BasicAppleGuy And this year they introduce aiLife
Show thread"Wish the sun to stand still.." 🌞Jan 25

@buck @BasicAppleGuy Yeah.

"Security researchers recently exposed Siri transmitting voice transcripts of WhatsApp messages to Apple servers as a part of the rollout of Apple Intelligence, an AI system developed by the firm. This undermines WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption"

https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/2025/09/09/ai-agents-are-coming-for-your-privacy-warns-meredith-whittaker

AI agents are coming for your privacy, warns Meredith Whittaker

The Signal Foundation’s president worries they will also blunt competition and undermine cyber-security

The Economist
Show threadGuillaume GeteJan 26
@BasicAppleGuy and most of them were still free. Only iDVD was not available because it was too large to download at the times.
Show threadTony WalkerJan 26
@BasicAppleGuy I used to have all of these boxes and OS boxes starting in 2003 onward. I don’t know why in the world I threw them all away :(