Work includes Pages word processor, Keynote presentation marker, and Numbers spreadsheet manager.
Apple today has enhanced its iWork for iCloud including improved collaboration, new document options and more file storage. iWork includes Pages word processor, Keynote presentation marker, and Numbers spreadsheet manager. Jump over the break to check out what’s new in iWork for iCloud…
Apple updated today its iWork suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ) for iOS and OS X.
Apple updated today its iWork suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ) for iOS and OS X. The update brings new customizations, new builds, fixes and improvements and more. Jump over the break to check out what’s new in iWork.
Continue reading “Apple Updates Its iWork Suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ) for iOS and OS X”
a bug in the Mac App Store allows users with trial and illegal ( downloaded from various sources for free ) copies to update to the latest version of the software for free.
Apple has been very generous this quarter: OS X Mavericks was released as a free download/update to all Mac users and iWork and iLife suites are now available as free updates ( and also free downloads to anyone that bought a Mac after October 1st ). However, a bug in the Mac App Store allows users with trial and illegal ( downloaded from various sources for free ) copies to update to the latest version of the software for free.
Continue reading “Mac App Store Bug Allows Free Upgrading Of Illegal and Trial Software”
A couple of hours after Apple showed off the new iWork suite ( Pages, Numbers and Keynote ) for iOS and OS X, the apps are now live in the app stores.
A couple of hours after Apple showed off the new iWork suite ( Pages, Numbers and Keynote ) for iOS and OS X, the apps are now live in the app stores. Jump over the break to check out whats new…
Continue reading “New Pages, Numbers and Keynote Apps For iOS and OS X Are Now Available”
Apple today began sending out emails with iTunes credits to users who purchased both new iOS devices and one or more of the now-free iOS apps prior to its September 10 announcement.
During its September iPhone media event, Apple announced they will make their iWork suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ), iPhoto and iMovie free with the purchase of any new device. Previously featured as premium apps, Apple thinks that “iWork is a really key advantage for our customers’ productivity, and iPhoto and iMovie are great for their creativity”.
Pages causing iPhone 5S to crash
On Sept. 10, Apple has announced that they’re making iWork ( keynote, pages, numbers ), iPhone and iMovie free with any new devices because they think “iWork is a really key advantage for our customers’ productivity, and iPhoto and iMovie are great for their creativity”. Well it turns out that their generosity translates into a ‘blue screen of death’ on the iPhone 5S.
Jump over the break to check out the video…
Apple has announced today that they will make their iWork suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ), iPhoto and iMovie free with the purchase of any new device.
Apple has announced today that they will make their iWork suite ( Keynote, Pages, Numbers ), iPhoto and iMovie free with the purchase of any new device. Previously featured as premium apps, Apple thinks that “iWork is a really key advantage for our customers’ productivity, and iPhoto and iMovie are great for their creativity”.
Last week, Apple decided to open iWork for iCloud to all users, but starting today, they’ve restricted the access due to an ‘overwhelming response’ to the service.
Last week, Apple decided to open iWork for iCloud to all users, but starting today, they’ve restricted the access due to an ‘overwhelming response’ to the service. The beta can be accessed via the standard iCloud page, and gives you a full access to a in-browser version of iWork, including Pages ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ) , Keynote ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ) and Numbers ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ).
[via]
Apple has decided to open the iWork for iCloud beta to all registered users
Just a quick heads-up: Apple has decided to open the iWork for iCloud beta to all registered users. The beta can be accessed via the standard iCloud page, and gives you a full access to a in-browser version of iWork, including Pages ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ) , Keynote ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ) and Numbers ( iPhone/iPad iTunes link ; Mac App Store link ).
Announced at WWDC 2103, iWork for iCloud – Apple’s online document editing service – is now available for developers at beta.icloud.com.
Announced at WWDC 2103, iWork for iCloud – Apple’s online document editing service – is now available for developers at beta.icloud.com.
Continue reading “iWork for iCloud Beta Now Available”
