If you've been using iWork '13 or '14, expect iWork '15 to be pretty much the same with some refinements here and there. As before, Keynote is by far the best of the three iWork applications.

Apple today updated its suite of iWork apps, including Pages, Keynotes, and Numbers for iOS and macOS, with new features related to Schoolwork and the ability to link web pages, email addresses ...

iWork is completely free, but only with the purchase of a new Mac computer. If you already own a Mac, iPad, or iPhone, you can still purchase the individual apps.

Starting last night, anyone can sign up for an Apple ID to access the trio of iWork for iCloud beta apps for free. Each account comes with 1GB of complimentary iCloud storage for use with the ...

According to a report from MacRumors, the iWork and iLife suite of apps, including iMovie, Numbers, Keynote, Pages, and GarageBand for Mac and iOS, are now listed as free in the App Store.

The free versions of the iLife and iWork apps are available fresh only to purchasers of new Macs or iOS devices and to those who activated their iOS devices after 1 September 2013. Of course, if you ...

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.

iWork applications can import files in Microsoft’s newer Open XML file formats (which use the filename extensions .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx).

iWork is a suite of productivity applications that was first introduced by Apple in 2005. It includes three main applications: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. These applications are designed to help ...