Apple released iPhoto 1.0.1 for iOS on Tuesday with a fix for a problem where some photos would duplicate. This is the first update Apple has released for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch version of iPhoto.
iPhoto on the iPad
The 1.0.1 update also improved the process of copying URLs, and improved overall stability.
iPhoto for iOS is priced at US$4.99, and is available at Apple’s iTunes-based App Store. The update is free for current users.
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Looks like they also updated iMovie for iOS.
Doh! I just saw that you added that story
They did. The iMovie update fixes a frame rate problem with split clips and adds in-app help for the iPad.
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