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<\/a><\/p>\nAnother year, another release of iLife. This time, though, with full iPad<\/a>support. Yes, Apple showed off iLife 2010 at its big press conference<\/a> today, and the updates are about what you’d expect from the application suite: incremental and filled with one or two things that make you say, “Wow, neat.” That being the multi-touch support.<\/p>\n The three applications that make up iWork—Numbers, Pages, and Keynote—will be sold separately for $10 a pop on the iTunes Store. So, if you only want Keynote, if for no other reason than to makes a slide-show presentation using your fingers, then you’ll only be out $10.<\/p>\n Of the three, Pages seems to benefit the least from the multi-touch. Plain old text entry does just fine with a keyboard.<\/p>\n And yes, all three applications will be available for non-iPad Macs.<\/p>\n We’re guessing the new iWork will be released alongside the iPad, but hard info is a little hard to come by right now. Let the dust settle for a little bit. <\/p>\n