Apple iWork is a comprehensive suite of home- and office-productivity programs, including Pages for document creation. iWork Pages includes many built-in templates that you can customize to make the ...

Apple updated its iWork suite of productivity applications Tuesday with improvements related to shared documents, HEIC photos and iPad keyboards. The updated apps in iWork 14.0 — Pages, Numbers and ...

The iWork for iCloud beta, which allows you to use Pages, Numbers, and Keynote inside your web browser, is now available to all at iCloud.com. You do not need to be an existing iWork customer to take ...

After two months, the iWork suite is being updated from version 12.0 to 12.1. With that, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are receiving general improvements and new functions so iPhone, iPad, and Mac users ...

Apple iWork Pages saves your word processing documents or page layouts in its proprietary format by default. If you need to make a Pages document accessible on your company's website or you need to ...

For anyone who writes, Apple Computer’s new iWork Pages program is a provocative software bellwether. I came into it wondering if I could finally avoid having to use Microsoft Word on the Mac. I came ...

Several months later than expected, Apple has released the third edition of iWork, the Mac maker's productivity software suite. Returning cast members include Keynote, the presentation program, and ...

With the launch of the Creator Studio subscription app offering, Apple may be phasing out the iWork branding that it has used since 2005 for Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. The iWork page that Apple ...

A year and 5 months after releasing iWork ’08, Apple finally updated its productivity suite to version ’09. Keynote 5.0, Pages 4.0, and Numbers 2.0 all sport some refinements, but this time around ...

Let’s make one thing clear up front: iWork.com (in its current pre-release form) is not a collaborative online productivity tool like Google Docs or Zoho. You can use iWork.com to share documents, ...

[UPDATED: Confirmed, it’s Numbers, we were right. Keep reading for full info on iWork’08.] As you can see in this image early in his presentation, there’s the new iWork: from left to right, a new icon ...