If Apple’s new job listings are to be believed, a new version of iWork is coming for iOS and OS X. Apple’s website currently has eight job listings related to a new version of iWork, and many deal with quality of the product, meaning that the Cupertino company could be close to testing an early version of iWork. According to one of the…
A new rumor floating around is suggesting that a revamped iWork suite is coming soon to the iPad. The crazy part of this is the report by CRN claims that Apple is working with the virtualization company VMWare to help with the new software. This would make use of desktop virtualization to provide a cloud version of iWork, and would be mostly enterprise…
Updated to iOS 6 yet? If not, you may not be seeing all these updates. Apple is currently pushing out an update to most of its iOS app lineup. So far personally, I’ve received the update for the following: – Find my Friends – Find my iPhone – Remote – Pages – Keynote – iPhoto – iMovie – Podcasts – iTunes Movie Trailers And more are…
Apple doesn’t tend to update its Apple Store for iOS app often, but we’ve finally reached version 2.3. Cupertino states in the App Store changelog that there are “performance improvements” among some new features. The main new option is something that hasn’t been available since iWork went download-only through the Mac App Store, and no longer available…
The day has finally come: MobileMe is completely gone. Anyone visiting the MobileMe site will be redirected to iCloud, no longer even having the option to transition there account to iCloud as they have been able to this entire past month of July. Now, with August here and an iCloud revamp on the horizon with iOS 6, MobileMe no longer lives. The service…
The iWork suite for iOS has been updated with the arrival of OS X Mountain Lion today. The updates include the ability for them to support Documents in the Cloud sync released with OS X 10.8. Below are the change logs for each. Pages: Pages 1.6.1 works with iCloud to make documents automatically available between your iOS device and Pages on your…
The end is near: iWork.com beta “Final Reminders” have gone out for it’s inevitable demise. Apple has begun to send out emails to users of it’s iWork.com beta service informing them that the service is still on track to get axed come this month’s 31st. They are now instructing everyone to move on to iCloud: Moving forward, you can use iCloud to store…
Another Apple cloud service is getting the axe soon. iWork.com beta, which has been in beta since it’s launch in January 2009 and never moved past it, will be getting shut down on July 31st (in case you couldn’t tell from the picture above). This is coming right after the short-lived MobileMe cloud service got shut down just this past week. Apple sees…
Apple launched iWork for iPhone, bringing support for the fully-featured office apps to the iPhone. The applications will not cost current users a dime, or a penny for that matter. If you have an iPad with the app already installed all you have to do is plug your iPhone into you computer, and head on over to the “Apps” tab. Find Pages, Keynote, and…
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