New versions of Apple's signature consumer photo editing and management software--iPhoto for Mac and iPhoto for iOS on both the iPhone and iPad--have been updated with fresh enhancements to emphasize iCloud integration and 64-bit compatibility alongside its debut of OS X 10.9 Mavericks. While Apple has been more active on the mobile side of iPhoto in recent years, the Mac version, which now shares a database with Aperture, is still the undisputed iLife photographic hub.iPhoto for iOS debuted last year with much fanfare, and for good reason. It was a beautifully rendered app that, although not identical to its desktop counterpart, offered many analogous capabilities. In some ways the mobile app, universal for both the
