Apple iWork... '08?

Apple's Start Page briefly listed a headline with the title Keynote '08. The title was quickly changed, but the name suggests that Apple could even skip the iWork/Keynote '07 version designation that was originally expected at Macworld San Francisco in January. Alternatively, this could be a simple typo.
Despite speculation that iWork (and iLife) may have been delayed due to Leopard, Apple has provided no information on when these software applications might be released.
Of note, remote control functionality works in the current version of Keynote (iWork '06).
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(View all)59 months ago
Has anyone noticed on Apple's video tutorial for this week that it says Keynote '08? New iWork and iLife soon, or am I mistaken?
59 months ago
Goes parallel with my belief though... I think Apple will call the new i-suites "'08" and skip '07 since '07 is more than halfway over already, and I don't think Apple will do another update so quickly in '08. They might release the '08 suites soon, then nothing until MWSF in '09, falling back on the regular schedule.
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