SmokeyJ628
How hard have you looked? There's a "See What's New" link right on Ableton's front page.
Still is a little cryptic, but here is what I surmise:
New devices:
Wavetable,
Echo, Drum Buss, and
Pedal. Echo, Drum Buss, and Pedal will be available in Standard versions as audio effects, but Wavetable is an instrument and will be included in Suite or a separate purchase.
Capture: a pretty no-brainer; standard in all versions. One thing that I wished Live could do is MIDI overdub, or "Sound on Sound" as Cakewalk puts it, and it's been done in Sonar and earlier MIDI software such as MOTU since the dawn of time.
Edit Multiple MIDI Clips: I hope this means that a grab-select-transpose-all becomes available.
Create and Arrange More Fluidly: Live's Arrangement View has always been the 2nd and runner-up view for Ableton's development and attention. Glad to see that it will get some enhancements, because quite frankly, the Session View is saturated and already pretty damn powerful.
Workflow Refinments: Browser needs help. This is good. I hope they add a snap-to-open-folder-right-to-the-plugin when a search is performed, but I'm not getting my hopes up.
Note chasing, from what I understand, was something that was supposed to happen back in the Live 8 days. Not really concerned about it though.
I/O Renaming, ala Cakewalk Sonar's "Friendly Names" will be a warm-welcome to the I/O numbers.
Mixing Improvements have already included workarounds to automate Utility instead of the faders for better control. Sounds like EQ8 will go lower, instead of bottoming out at 35Hz, but who cares? Oh wait, Hans Zimmer will appreciate that for his next Bladerunner sequel's soundtrack!
Groups within groups: great more levels to confuse me!
Refined look and feel improvements will hopefully allow better contrast and color themes, like a good, dark one. But I already appreciate Live's ability to change colors and scale the GUI, so it can only get better.
Push: don't care.
New library of sound: don't care, but both Standard and Suite versions will probably get more sounds, with Suite getting the bulk majority.
Max for Live: ah, just noticed that Max for Live will come included in Suite, which it already is now. But it's better integrated? Not sure how that could be, but without ever testing it for myself, then I have no idea. There was never a demo available for just Max for Live. You had to demo Live Suite, which will probably be the case even more.