iWeb The rumors were true: There’s also a new application bundled with iLife ‘06 called iWeb. iWeb has been developed to help iLife users share their content — photos, blogs, music, movies and more — through Web publishing. The integrated media browser provides you with direct access to the content managed by your other iLife applications. iWeb supports one-click publishing to .Mac accounts, and features a variety of built-in templates, support for RSS feeds and more. A theme-based motif lets you create a coherent site and update it whenever the mood strikes without having to worry about breaking the site in the process. iLife ‘06 is now available, and costs $79 — the same price as last year’s version. It’s also being bundled for free on new iMacs starting today. Jobs mentioned in passing that Apple’s .Mac service, a subscription-based online service that provides users with Web publishing, online synchronization and other tools and features, now has more than one million paying subscribers. iWork ‘06 Last year Apple introduced a new product suite called iWork. The suite comprised Apple’s Keynote presentation software with a new word processor/page layout application called Pages. iWork has been updated for 2006. Shipping today, iWork ‘06 costs $79, same as before. There are no new applications in iWork ‘06, but new to this release is the ability to create 3D charts, more advanced imaging, masking, calculating tables and more. A 30-day free trial demo will be included on new Macs.