Should you pull the plug on iPhoto for Mac?

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By Bryan M. WolfeFeb 3, 2015, 11:07 am937 pts
In 2014, Apple announced that it would no longer be supporting iPhoto for Mac, or the companys professional photography application, Aperture. Instead, Cupertino is working on a new application called Photos for Mac, which is expected to launch sometime this year. If youre an iPhoto user, this can be troubling…

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