iWork finally gets real-time collaboration

Adding real-time collaboration to Apple’s iWork suite is a feature that’s long overdue. Thankfully, Apple finally announced that it’s available for all its iWork apps, whether you want to simultaneously edit a presentation, spreadsheet, or document. Apple showed this feature off by editing a set of Keynote slides. The feature lets users add text, images, and animations while on your iPhone, iPad, or on the web. The feature also introduces a public and private mode.

Source: The Verge

Apple takes on Office for iPad with iWork update

Apple isn’t sitting idly by as Microsoft introduced the new Office for iPad. The Cupertino-based tech company updated its iWork suite to share read-only documents and allow users to open iWork documents from iCloud webmail. Other cross-app updates include the ability to edit imported charts and a new editor tab. The updates are available on the Mac, iOS, and iCloud. Hit jump to see the new features on for iWork across iOS and OS X.

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iWork for iCloud.com Beta now live

If you have an Apple iCloud account, you'll find the beta versions of Apple's iWork suite including Pages, Keynote and Numbers. This means it is easy for users to access and work on their iWork documents when using browsers like Safari, Chrome and Internet Explorer. iCloud now competes with Microsoft's Office 365 and Google Drive cloud based office suites.