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Apple Releases iPhoto 9.1.3

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iphoto iconApple yesterday released iPhoto 9.1.3, a minor update addressing an issue with merged events transferred to iOS devices.

This update fixes a problem that could cause some events merged in iPhoto to be split back into multiple events on iOS devices after being synced.

This update is recommended for all users of iPhoto '11.

The update weighs in at 106.29 MB and requires Mac OS X 10.6.6. The update comes just a few weeks after the late April release of iPhoto 9.1.2.

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vincebio Avatar
200 months ago
since i went back to the previous release, my library has been flawless, fast and not only fully functional, but more functional.

9 was such a step back....i really dont see why anyone would want to keep it to be honest.:confused:
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200 months ago
Got the update, and it fixed exactly the problem I was having! iPhoto events no longer split up on iPhone 4. Excellent!
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