Published 1/28/2009
at Apple Hot News
Looking for a “well-designed and easy-to-use productivity suite”? Jason Parker (cnet.com) thinks you’d be well served by iWork ’09. Giving it a “Very Good” editors’ rating, Parker calls iWork ’09 “the best office suite choice on the Mac,” saying that it “offers an extremely intuitive interface and has plenty of advanced time-saving features to make it a worthy replacement for the much more pricey Microsoft solution.”
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