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9to5mac.com - 12/31/2008

Macworld 2009 Announcemnt: iWork '09 goes Cloud

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We just got a truckload of Macworld information dumped on us from our best source. As we piece it together we'll trickle it out. The first big piece of information is that iWork is going into the Cloud. Not just storage, either. We are talking interface for Numbers, Pages and Keynote ...

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apple.com - 1/1/2009

Apple unveils iWork ’09

— apple.com — Available today, iWork ’09 adds powerful new features to each of its popular productivity applications. Keynote ’09 introduces Magic Move, which offers an easy way to automatically animate any image, graphic or text repeated on consecutive slides. In ... (more) Apple unveils iWork ’09

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apple.com - 1/6/2009

iWork - iWork.com - Share your iWork projects online.

— apple.com — Mac-friendly. PC-friendly. Just plain friendly. Because iWork.com is web-based, the projects you publish to it can be viewed by anyone using a current browser. You don’t need to know whether your colleagues use a Mac or a PC. Publish your work and ... (more) iWork - iWork.com - Share your iWork projects online.

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gizmodo.com - 1/4/2009

macworld 2009

— gizmodo.com — apple Macworld 2009 Rumors Round-Up Macworld 2009 is the last one for Apple. Will El Schillerino come up with a hubblelicious supernova of hardware and software? Will it be a farty puff? Here are all the rumors, sorted by probability. (more) macworld 2009

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Apple's iWork suite rumored to go web-based
AppleInsider — ... Published: 11:50 AM EST Apple may build on its success in delivering web-based applications for its .Mac internet service by taking its iWork productivity suite of applications online as early as next week's Macworld Expo. A new report suggests that the trio of applications -- Pages, Keynote, and Numbers -- will be reintroduced as web applications, similar to the company's .Mac Web Gallery application that was ...

Rumor: nova versão do iWork também será baseada na web
MacMagazine — ... de “Mágica” não revelada –, mas creio que isso ainda é inviável — lembrando que ele depende intensamente de gráficos 2D e 3D — e desapontaria a muitos, com certeza. Se existem chances de este rumor se concretizar, provavelmente veremos apenas uma suíte de produtividade online integrada e dependente do iWork no desktop, mas que oferecerá algum diferencial em especial. [Via: 9 to 5 Mac.] ...

Rumor: Apple iWork Going to the Cloud? [Software]
Gizmodo — 9 to 5's latest Apple rumor is that the iWork suite, Apple's Office competitor, is going to the cloud. Which is good news because I hardly use Office and find myself in Google Docs when I need to use a word processor or spreadsheet. If true, there's no doubt in my mind it'll require use of the paid MobileMe service, which is right now a bit over priced. Adding more functionality to the service is a great way to add value, but Google Docs is free. [9to5mac] ...

iWork may become a Web Application at Macworld?
SlashGear — 9to5Mac is making claim that Apple will be making the announcement that iWork will be composed of web-based applications. This would mean that future versions of Numbers, Keynote and Pages would all be entirely run in a web browser. This does not necessarily mean that there will not be a native Mac version as well. It has become very clear that Apple has made an effort to move into the web-based application market with the release of the MobileMe extensive Mail and Address Book applications, which are entirely web-based. There has also previously been talk of an entire “Webkit-based” ...