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Apple launches iWork for iPhone and iPod touch

Jonathan Morris
June 1, 2011

After its introduction to the iPad, Apple has now made its iWork app available to iPhone and iPod touch users. The iWork apps comprise Keynote, Pages and Numbers and are sold for £5.99 each with a free update for customers who already purchased iWork for iPad.

iWork allows iPhone and iPod touch owners to create presentations, documents and spreadsheets and import and export documents from iWork for Mac and Microsoft Office. Users can also print wirelessly using AirPrint.

The apps take full advantage of the Retina Display on newer iOS devices, as well as features like multi-touch gestures.

Apple is also offering Keynote Remote (59p from App Store) that lets iPhone and iPod touch users control any Keynote presentation on an iOS or Mac OSX device.

 

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