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Apple Offers iWork to iPhone

May 31, 2011, 11:08 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple today announced that its iWork productivity software is now available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The productivity suite includes iPhone-optimized versions of Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. The apps can be used to create documents, slide presentations, and spreadsheets, respectively. The applications cost $9.99 each, but are universal and will work on the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad and iPad 2, and the iPod Touch. iPad users who've already downloaded the apps will get them on the iPhone for free via an update. Apple is also offering an application called Keynote Remote, which lets iPhone users control a Keynote presentation from their handset. It costs 99 cents.

source: Apple

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timmy23

May 31, 2011, 12:49 PM

Another version of iWork I won't buy

I didn't get it for my MacBook, and I'm definitely not getting it for my iPhone.

MS word for Mac works just fine on my MacBook, and I don't plan on doing any major word processing on my phone.

T Bone

"I don't plan on doing any major word processing on my phone."

I have Documents to Go, but I only use it to read email attachments that are sent to me, but I can't imagine actually using my smartphone to create or even edit a document. The keyboard...
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bluecoyote

MS Word is a fustercluck of epic proportions for even simple typing. iWork is much, much, much nicer.

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justfinethanku

May 31, 2011, 11:38 AM

This is seriously awesome.

From my experience there is nothing out there that comes close to the functionality and ease of use of iwork on the iPad. That point was driven home after spending two weeks with the Blackberry Playbook.

The mobile version of iWork is amazing, to say the least. I can't wait to get home and start messing with it on my iPhone!

floex831

This is great for those who have time to type on that screen, I love my Mac I will keep on trucking (or word processing) on that. It's like iMovie, I can't fit everything I wish to edit on that. Great for consumers, Prosumers and up not as exciting. ...
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