Apple’s accidentally hinted at the existence of iWorks for iPhone a few times in the past now, but these blurry images over at 9to5Mac are the first plausible look at the software, demonstrating a beta of Pages for iPhone running on an iPod Touch.
Sure, this kind of image is something that could be easily spoofed by a programmer with a jailbroken iPhone, but I suspect that it’s legit: with iMovie for iPhone, Apple has already demonstrated itself to be ready to start porting over their desktop apps to iOS.
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5 responses to “Pages for iPhone Beta Shots Hint at Full iOS iWork Suite”
Erm. I’ve already got Keynote, Numbers and Pages on my iPhone? What’s new here?
Oh! For some reason, my safari is showing me cult of mac from Jun. 29, 2010!
Me too, this is weird.
Could you please fix this stuff? cultofmac.com/page/2 or whatever page redirects to this post. Yes we like iWork for iOS, but we’d like to know what happened after 2010
and again here –> Could you please fix this stuff? cultofmac.com/page/2 or whatever page redirects to this post. Yes we like iWork for iOS, but we’d like to know what happened after 2010