I picked up a copy of iWork '08, the new update to Apple's productivity suite, the other day and have been noodling around in it since I installed it on my MacBook and my wife's iMac.It's a worthy ...

iWork now supports Handoff, the ability to open a document on one device and continue working exactly where you left off on a different device. Slide the Keynote icon up for Handoff.

If you use iWork applications (Pages, Numbers, Keynote), you can use the iWork section of iCloud to sync your documents across all of your devices—Mac OS X and iOS. Sort of. While it generally ...

In 2013 following a five-year hiatus, Apple dropped new versions of Keynote, Pages, and Numbers on unsuspecting iWork '09 users. A lot of features were removed, and the user interface was ...

Apple today updated Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, its iWork apps designed for the Mac, to version 10.0 with a new set of features. The updates add support for iCloud Folder Sharing for ...

Apple’s iWork productivity suite has never been a world beater. Pitted against the near-omnipresent Microsoft Office and Google’s free web-based solutions and only available on Apple products ...

The more I use these, the more I really don't care for iWork. Sure, Keynote makes some darned pretty presentations, but NeoOffice (and OpenOffice for the matter) cuts the mustard quite handily.

Apple's new iWork.com service lifts one of the biggest obstacles facing its iWork office productivity suite by making it easier for iWork users to collaborate with others using Windows PC and ...

So far, the best examples of same are Apple’s own iWork apps— Pages, Numbers, and Keynote ($9.99 each). How much work can they really do? Here’s a first look. The suite look.

Apple today updated its iWork apps Keynote, Numbers, and Pages for the iPhone and iPad with some new features that require iOS 18 or watchOS 11.