Keynote and Other iWork Apps Coming to iPhone? [Updated]
On a new feature page describing enhancements coming to its Mail application on iPhone 4, Apple has included a section highlighting how email attachments can be opened in third-party applications. As an example, Apple has included an image showing a presentation with a dialog box asking if the user would like to open the attachment in Keynote.
Keynote is Apple's presentation application originally developed for Mac OS X as part of the company's iWork suite. The company made a splash when it announced an iPad version of iWork, including Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, for release alongside its new tablet device earlier this year.
The new promotional image showing an option of opening Keynote on the iPhone suggests that the company may be preparing to roll out an iPhone version of the iWork suite, although the company made no mention of such plans during today's keynote address at WWDC.
Update: Apple has replaced the image in question with a new one, replacing the "Open in Keynote" button text with "Open in iBooks" text.
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22 months ago
It would be nice to have them on the iphone. With the new screen i imagine they would look good
22 months ago
God, I hope not! Can a phone just be a phone? Apple already very stupid with iMovie app.
22 months ago
God, I hope not! Can a phone just be a phone? Apple already very stupid with iMovie app.
Then go get you a cheap freebie plastic phone. Leave the rest to us.
22 months ago
Might have been just an error in the presentation. I know Ipad works this way, and it shares the same OS. Although I would shorly welcome this if true. Then I could get rid of a couple of other apps I have.
22 months ago
Given the fact that it's currently available on the iPad, it makes sense that it will find it's way to the iPhone 4.
22 months ago
The specs page does show that the VGA adapter is now compatible with iPhone 4, so it only makes sense that Keynote would be coming.
22 months ago
Keynote on iPhone, clever pluggy thing that shoves in the bottom connector and has a VGA connector on the other end...
Sales presentations in Keynote flawlessly from my iPhone 4 to client projector?
I'll buy that, saves taking an iPad let alone my MBP!!!!
:cool:
(err hang-on, that means I wouldn't buy an iPad... Stevie boy wouldn't allow that...)
Sales presentations in Keynote flawlessly from my iPhone 4 to client projector?
I'll buy that, saves taking an iPad let alone my MBP!!!!
:cool:
(err hang-on, that means I wouldn't buy an iPad... Stevie boy wouldn't allow that...)
22 months ago
God, I hope not! Can a phone just be a phone? Apple already very stupid with iMovie app.
You don't have to buy these apps if you don't want to. If you want your phone to be a phone, then so be it, but if that's the case, why do you even care about the iPhone to begin with? It's always been more than a phone and it will continue to evolve.
22 months ago
God, I hope not! Can a phone just be a phone? Apple already very stupid with iMovie app.
What a negative post on your part. I hope you are paid to post these here.
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