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macrumors.com - 12/31/2008

iWork to Become a Web Application at Macworld?

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9to5Mac claims that Apple will be announcing at Macworld that the next version of iWork will be composed of web-based applications. According to the rumor site, that means the future versions of Numbers, Pages and Keynote will be entirely browser b...

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The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW):  Apple to take iWork '09 online?

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9to5mac.com - 12/31/2008

Macworld 2009 Announcemnt: iWork '09 goes Cloud

— 9to5mac.com — 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, ... (more) Macworld 2009 Announcemnt: iWork '09 goes Cloud

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iWork.com - 1/6/2009

Introducing : iLife and iWork

— iWork.com — Introducing the new iLife and iWork. It just keeps getting better for the Mac. Retail package for iLife ’09 software Retail package for iWork ’09 software (more) Introducing : iLife and iWork

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apple.com - 1/6/2009

iWork - Download a 30-day trial of iWork ’09.

— apple.com — Pages, Numbers, and Keynote screenshots showcasing the application Try iWork ’09 free for 30 days. Download the trial version of iWork ’09 and try it for yourself. You’ll be making impressive documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in minutes. ... (more) iWork - Download a 30-day trial of iWork ’09.

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Apple to take iWork '09 online?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... took mail, calendars, and contacts online with MobileMe, 9to5 believes they might do the same with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. Apple definitely wouldn't be the first company to take office applications into the "cloud," but they might be the first to make web apps that tie into MobileMe. Google Docs (formerly Writely), Zoho Office, and Microsoft are just a few of the companies currently offering web-based solutions for office products. [via MacRumors] View Poll TUAWApple to take iWork '09 online? ...