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- Category:
- Productivity
- Release Date:
- Apr 01, 2010
- Homepage:
- http://apple.com/ipad/...
- Publisher:
- Apple Inc.
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Keynote has everything you need to create amazing presentations, including beautiful Apple-designed themes, custom graphic styles, and stunning animations and effects. Start quickly with a theme and add the slides you need with just a few taps, selecting any of eight slide masters. Use the predefined text styles or pick from a selection of text options to personalize your slides. Add photos and videos from the Photos app using the Media Browser. Make your photos look great with designs that match your theme or add masks, shadows, reflections, and picture frames all just by touching. Organize your data with beautiful tables and charts. Then bring your presentation to life with high-quality animations including Magic Move, Flip, and Spin.
When your presentation is ready, show it right on your iPad using the full screen. If you’re presenting to a large audience, connect your iPad to a projector using an optional adapter. You can also send your presentation to anyone via Mail, share it with iWork.com public beta, or export it and use iTunes File Sharing to move the file to your computer.
- Choose from 12 Apple-designed themes including Gradient, Showroom, and Portfolio.
- Arrange the objects on your slides by simply dragging them on the slide canvas.
- Create sophisticated animations by using Magic Move, which automatically animates objects across consecutive slides.
- Choose from over 20 professional-quality slide transitions including Anagram, Page Flip, Mosaic, and Twist.
- Quickly add your photos and videos from the Photos app with the Media Browser.
- Organize your data with beautiful tables and charts.
- Skim through your presentation, add new slides, and reorder slides with the slide navigator.
- Your documents are saved automatically every time you make a change.
- Use the Undo button to go back through your work — even the next time you open your document.
- Show your slides on a large screen by attaching your iPad to an external display or projector with the optional iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter.
- View and edit existing documents by importing Keynote ’09 or Microsoft PowerPoint files from Mail attachments or the web.
- Share your work by exporting it to Keynote ’09 or PDF and sending it to a colleague via Mail or iWork.com public beta.
- Transfer presentations between your Mac or PC and your iPad using File Sharing in iTunes. ...More
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by Silicon Valley startup CloudOn beat Microsoft in releasing an iPad app that lets you edit Microsoft Office documents on the Apple tablet. CloudOn provides complete access to Word, Excel and Powerpoint, cloud storage and file browsing. The app supports Microsoft Office 2010 on the iPad and iPad 2. The limited testing stage app sold out Wednesday, as iPad users rushed to download the app. The startup published a statement on its website, explaining that it had been overwhelmed by the response. “Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the thousands of people that would gravitate to the service in a matter of hours. Although we had planned to support a large number of users, the interest generated was beyond our expectations, and we have had a few teething issues with our platform (some of which we have already partially resolved),” CloudOn said. CloudOn will return to the App Store once the company
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Looking for a quick last-minute gift? Not feeling up to fighting the holiday traffic, crowds and checkout lines? Just too lazy busy to shop? Then you may want to consider giving the gift of an iOS app. You can gift any paid app from iTunes on your computer or from the app’s description page on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Just scroll down past the screenshot and look for the “gift this app” button. All you’ll need is the recipient’s email address to complete the transaction. This app list includes both new releases and old favorites. It’s entirely subjective! Note that some of this year’s best apps are free, so they aren’t on here. (Waving to Instagram, Path, Spotify, Flipboard, Pinterest, HBO GO, etc.) Also, everyone already has Angry Birds (the original). It’s not on here, either. 1. iMovie ($4.99) Everyone should have this app from Apple, the fun moviemaking app for
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During December and January, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is soliciting your nominations and votes for the best products for Mac, iPhone/iPod touch, and iPad. We'll start with nominations in a category, and then tally your votes for the top-nominated products a few days later. The winner in each category receives the highly-coveted title of TUAW Best of 2011. Today's category for TUAW Best of 2011 nominations is iPhone productivity apps. Sure, the iPhone is fun and it's wonderful for keeping in touch with friends and family. But it's also a productivity tool that goes everywhere with you. What apps are included in this category? Well, according to the App Store on the evening of December 18, 2011, there were a total of 6,464 apps in the productivity category. Will Apple's Pages ($9.99), Numbers ($9.99), or Keynote ($9.99) take the prize? Evernote (free) works on the iPhone as well, and it was
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If there's a student with an iPad on your gift list, you can save yourself the trouble of mall shopping by turning to the iOS App Store for the perfect gift. You can either gift an app directly or give your scholar an iTunes gift card and a list of recommended apps to install. To help you in the app department, we've spent some time finding titles suitable for the high school and college student in your life (all prices are USD). Evernote is an excellent note-taking app that stores all your notes in the cloud, so you can access them from your iPhone or desktop. You can create normal text notes and audio notes. You can also search and modify existing notes. It's available for free and is a must-have for anyone taking notes. Safari Bookshelf is a technical resource that lets gives you access to books and videos about
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By Jennifer Allen on October 13th, 2011 iOS5 based updates for the flagship productivity apps from Apple. It’s kind of like Christmas for iOS device owners this week. With the huge wealth of new functionality that iOS5 brings, so the numerous app updates flow. In this case, it’s Apple’s flagship iWork applications that have profited from updates that incorporate iCloud functionality. Numbers, Pages and Keynote have all been updated to version 1.5 adding the ability to automatically store content in iCloud and thus keep documents up to date across all the user’s iOS devices. As well as that, documents can be downloaded to a PC or Mac at https://www.icloud.com/ as a number of different useful filetypes such as Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Pages ’09, Numbers ’09, Keynote ’09 and PDF format. In the case of Pages, voice dictation functionality has also been added to enable users to create and edit documents in
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Oct 12, 2011 | One of the announced features of iCloud is the ability to keep all your files from Apple’s Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps up to date. The update to those apps that bring this support is now available. I am particularly excited about using Numbers with iCloud. I use Numbers on my iPad to record my students’ grades, but sometimes I forget to bring my iPad to class. It never fails that those are the days that a student notices that I made a mistake and needs a grade changed. Before iCloud, I would make a note in my notes app and make the change later. Now, I’ll just open the spreadsheet with Numbers on my iPhone, make the change, and it will be reflected on the spreadsheet on my iPad. Win. You can create amazing documents and presentations on your iPhone, iPad, and
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Yesterday, Apple announced the availability of the iWork suite for iPhone and iPod touch. iWork consists of Apple's productivity software, Keynote, Pages and Numbers. All were originally desktop applications that made their way to the iPad. The question is: Does this work for you? The Plus Side We're not crazy enough to take our iPad or MacBook EVERYWHERE we go. That would just be silly. Our iPhone, on the other hand, that has to go with us 99.9 percent of the time. If you use public transportation, this can be useful. If you have to type something on on your way to work while riding the bus or the the train, just type something up on your iPhone. It takes up far less space than the iPad or a laptop and is much less of a hassle to use than a laptop for short durations. We've heard reports that
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posted by Joe Rossignol on Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at 4:59 pm. Earlier today, in a rather surprising move, Apple released the iWork suite for the iPhone and iPod touch. It certainly wasn’t an expected announcement from the folks at Cupertino, especially considering the fact that the upcoming WWDC 2011 is set to be focused on upcoming software such as iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion. Nevertheless, the iWork suite consisting of the Pages, Keynote, and Numbers apps are now available on the iPhone and iPod touch for $9.99 each. iWork originally made its iOS debut on the iPad last January; those that purchased any of the three iWork apps for iPad can download the new iPhone and iPod touch counterpart for free from the App Store. Here’s a rundown of what you can expect from each app: I would still recommend using a Mac if you’re going to
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Parece que hoy las cosas en Cupertino están movidas, y es que si primero ha sido el anuncio de la keynote para el próximo día 6 de junio, ahora se encargan de publicar en la App Store, parte de su suite ofimática para iPhone y iPod Touch, con las apps Keynote, Pages y Numbers. Con estas herramientas, de venta por separado, podremos crear documentos de texto, hojas de cálculo y presentaciones desde nuestros pequeños dispositivos. Su precio individual es de 7,99€, aunque si teníais alguna para iPad, no tendréis que volver a pagar por ella.
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Posted 05/31/2011 at 9:18am | by J.R. Bookwalter iPhone and iPod touch users without an iPad have been watching enviously from the sidelines as tablet users have the fun of using Apple’s iWork apps -- until now. Apple has announced new updates to Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iOS that make them universal at last. Apple has announced the immediate availability of a 1.4 update for Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iOS -- collectively known as iWork. Each of the $9.99 apps are now available to iPhone and iPod touch owners as well as those already running the iPad version, thanks to native universal support introduced with the new versions. “Now you can use Keynote, Pages and Numbers on iPhone and iPod touch to create amazing presentations, documents and spreadsheets right in the palm of your hand,” explains Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “The incredible Retina
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Jordan Crook studied English Literature at New York University before entering the tech space. Prior to joining TechCrunch, Crook dabbled in mobile marketing and mobile apps as well as doing device reviews for MobileMarketer and MobileBurn. Crook is fascinated with alternative energy production and greentech. She is now a writer for CrunchGear. → Learn More When I got an iPad 2 test unit in the mail a few weeks back, one of the first things I noticed when browsing through apps was that the iWork suite of apps, Numbers, Pages, and Keynote, were all present in the App Store for the iPad. Immediately, I was overcome with jealousy. Of course, typing in Pages on the iPad isn’t the smoothest experience, but having access to these core apps is better than not, right? In any case, it looks like the iWork suite of apps has been doing pretty well on the iPad,
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By Jeff Scott on May 31st, 2011 The three iWork applications received a universal update today; bringing with them a document manager. Apple today released updates to their three iWork applications, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote making them Universal. This is a surprise move, one that we would have expected to be announced a week later durung the WWDC keynote. But these welcome updates bring some key productivity applications to the iPhone and iPod touch. Also included in the update is a document manager in each of the applications. The document manager, possibly a pre-cursor to something we’ll see in iOS 5, allows you to move documents to and from applications via iTunes, WebDAV, or iDisk. The price of each application remains the same at $9.99. $9.99 Released: 2010-04-01 :: Category: Productivity $9.99 Released: 2010-04-01 :: Category: Productivity $9.99 Released: 2010-04-01 :: Category: Productivity
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CUPERTINO, California-May 31, 2011-Apple® today announced that its groundbreaking iWork® productivity apps, Keynote®, Pages® and Numbers®, are now available for iPhone® and iPod touch®, as well as iPad®. Created for the Mac® and then completely redesigned for iOS and Apple's revolutionary Multi-Touch™ interface, Keynote, Pages and Numbers allow you to create and share stunning presentations, beautifully formatted documents and powerful spreadsheets on the go. iWork apps are available on the App Store™ for $9.99 each to new users and as a free update for existing iWork for iPad customers. "Now you can use Keynote, Pages and Numbers on iPhone and iPod touch to create amazing presentations, documents and spreadsheets right in the palm of your hand," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "The incredible Retina display, revolutionary Multi-Touch interface and our powerful software make it easy to create, edit, organize and share all of your documents
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by This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. Meetings and presentations are a way of life in the business world. That said, there’s nothing worse than dragging around a bunch of files and equipment to meetings. It would be so nice to have everything that’s necessary for a presentation or meeting stores in one place. And if that one place was a thin and lightweight piece of technology — like an iPad — it would be even better. Every organization has its own definition of formal and informal meetings and presentations, depending upon its corporate culture, clients and individual responsibilities. Whether it’s a structured sales presentation or a casual brainstorming session, here are some iPad apps that help you do everything for a presentation, from creating slides to taking minutes. Keep in mind that
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As most companies have looked to cut costs any way they could, the result has been a workforce equipped with underpowered devices, plastic enclosures and an outdated mobile paradigm that require most users to carry around a mouse and power cord to be of any real use. Most business users have simply had enough, and for a very affordable price, are starting to fund their own IT revolution by bringing their new iPads to the workplace. Here’s how you can do the same. Getting a new iPad 2 is only half the battle. Once you’re at work, before you can reclaim the time you once lost to reboots or hunting for the one free power outlet in the conference room, you realize you need to get connected to the corporate network. For the most part, establishing a new connection to your place of work’s wireless network is quite easy. If you’re
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Posted 02/23/2011 at 6:21am | by J Keirn-Swanson We've seen what Apple could dish up when it came to word processing, and we've seen the competitors bring occasionally impressive functionality to this realm. We've even seen word processing on the iPhone, which, while not glamorous or particularly easy, is still nice. Spreadsheets were likewise a solid contender for data crunching even if there were some major shortcomings in the apps which sought to dethrone Numbers from its rightful place. The third and final installment is at last at hand. Presentations, the scourge of corporate meetings. It's almost as if DocsToGo realized the near impossibility of its task -- how to create a universal app that also manages flexibility and creativity -- threw up their hands and gave up. Sure, you can open PowerPoint files, save them, share them, etc., but creation? Creation is an ugly process that gives no pleasure
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Yesterday we suggested twenty apps to download for your new iPhone, but what if you received an iPad for Christmas? You’ll be needing this list, than! Here are twenty recommended iPad apps and although there are some repeat apps from the iPhone list, there are plenty of new suggestions too. As before, the first ten should be considered ‘must-haves’, while the second ten depend more on what you want to do with your iPad. Here we go: For All Users: A Little More Specific: That’s it! We hope these inspire you to explore what your new iPad can do, as there are so many great apps available. Don’t forget, there are many alternatives to the ones we’ve mentioned, so don’t be afraid to search the App Store. Also, if you existing iPad owners have a favorite app that you’d recommend for new owners, tell us about it in the comments!
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By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Dec 9, 2010 | Just get a new iPad and curious which are the best, most must-have apps and games you need to install first? Want to really show off that 9.7-inch screen or take advantage of multitasking? Well read on for TiPb’s top 10 most recommended, most must-have iPad apps to get your started. Flipboard takes all the stuff you care about — articles and pictures shared by your Facebook and Twitter friends along with the latest relevant headlines and presents them, with content and social comments, in a gorgeous, tactile iPad interface. You can customize it to your hearts content and share your own comments back. It’s the closest we’ve come yet to a communal magazine. [Free - iTunes link] Also check out: Angry Birds HD takes the undisputed king of casual gaming, the breakthrough addictive puzzler in the best tradition of the genre, and
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Apple released a fresh update of its iPad productivity suite iWork yesterday, and what makes it worthwhile is that it finally makes Keynote a useful presentation tool. This update supports core iOS 4.2 features such as AirPrint and multitasking. The update also brings better PDF exporting, and provides some fixes for font issues that arise on export. As mentioned, the update finally brings the iPad into the arena of truly powerful presentation tools: Keynote for iPad 1.3 now supports a presenter’s view of sorts. However, you’re limited in your choices: you can choose to display current, next, current and next, and current and notes. There’s no option for current and next, and notes, which a setting I use on OS X Keynote all the time. Since previous versions only showed a black screen with slide advancement buttons, though, even this limited implementation is wondrous news. There’s still no support for any sort of
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Yes, it’s time for a new Apple iPad TV ad and as we said in the title, this time the iPad is electric! The format remains the same though, as we’re treated to a variety of apps being used, some fingers being pointed, some typing and a sly aside concerning their competitors smaller tablets! The 30-second commercial features an array of apps, which we’ve gathered for you below, complete with a link to the iTunes store so you don’t have to go hunting. Some stock iPad applications are featured too, in the shape of Mail, iTunes University and Iron Man 2 playing as a video. It’s also interesting to note that during the Epic Citadel spot we see two knights about to fight, something that happened during Epic’s demo, but not in the character-less version available at the moment. Enjoy the ad itself below:
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Image via: Apple Apple has recently rolled out an update for the iWork suite of apps on the iPad. The updates brought new versions of Keynote, Numbers and Pages, which are all now at version 1.2. In terms of changes, according to the “what’s new” section, here is what you can expect for each. Keynote Pages Numbers Lastly, all three apps remain available and can be found in the App Store for $9.99 each. Grab the apps [Keynote] and [Numbers] and [Pages] (App Store links)
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One of my biggest gripes about iWork for iPad has been the absolutely unwarranted pain it was to get files onto and off of the device. For a company that prides itself on the user experience, file transfers from the web into Apple’s own suite of productivity apps was downright embarrassing. The iWork 1.2 update for iPad brings about a whole host of welcome improvements, the best one in my opinion being the ability to import and export directly from iDisk, or any WebDAV-supported virtual disk. Dropbox isn’t WebDAV, unfortunately, and I wouldn’t hold my breath for Dropbox support. Until now, Pages was the only one of the three apps that could export to its MS Office counterpart, but now, all three can export to Office-compatible formats. I’m curious to see how well this will work with Keynote, since most Keynote files I’ve exported to PowerPoint look like they were victims
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With the undeniable popularity and success of the iPhone 4 (despite the antenna debacle), iPad, and ever-increasing Mac sales, Apple is gaining customers faster than ever. If you're thinking about making the switch, this could be your perfect setup. Component one: iPhone 4 Now in its fourth iteration, Apple's iPhone has forever changed the mobile phone landscape by thrusting touch-screen technology to the tips of every tech geek's tongue and every consumer's wish list. Despite its early and somewhat overblown issues, iPhone 4 has had record-setting sales. With the exception of the complaints from a vocal minority regarding its antenna, critics love the iPhone 4. Think of iPhone 4 as your mobile communications component in this setup. With it, you can send text messages; make calls; send e-mail, instant messages, and tweets; update Facebook; and check in with Foursquare. Of course, you can play games and download other apps to the
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According to a report today published by Business Insider, Apple has generated somewhere around $3 million in revenue from their iWork iPad apps — which includes Pages, Keynote, and Numbers — since the iPad’s U.S. launch early in April. They believe if this trend continues, the suite of apps could bring in $40 million per year. So how did they come up with these numbers? Let’s take a quick look. Business Insider apparently spoke with developers with top-ten paid iPad apps, and based on those discussions, they were able to conclude that the top paid iPad app moves around 7,500 units on a Saturday or Sunday. Weekdays are quite a bit lower, with about 2,500 units being sold per day. Assuming that each of the three apps has had about the same number of apps sold, and that each has been at or near the top of the paid apps list,
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The folks at Business Insider (BI) are reporting that Apple's iWork apps for iPad -- Pages, Keynote and Numbers -- have likely generated US$3 million in revenue since the iPad was launched in the US. If the trend continues, the apps could bring in $40 million per year. Where did BI get their numbers? Some broad assumptions, honestly. Discussions with developers who consistently have apps in the top ten suggested that top paid iPad apps will sell about 7,500 copies on a Saturday or Sunday, and about 2,500 on a weekday. At $10/each, that works out to approximately $825,000 per week. Admittedly, it's "a very rough estimate." The iWork apps have been among the top 10 paid apps since the iPad's release in the US. An estimate, yes, but it does illustrate an important point: users want "serious" work apps for the iPad. Sure, the initial user base was largely fans
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Let’s set aside the question of whether you should get an iPad and suppose you already bought one last weekend. You probably floated home and loaded it with a few whiz-bang apps and maybe even passed it around to your friends. At some point in all the euphoria, you may also have wondered whether this device is just a trophy or something you can actually use. Such self-doubts can be easily cast aside, providing you delve a little more deeply into the App Store than the Top 100 list — and are ready to open the wallet again. If you budget around $100 for a few new and upgraded apps, you can easily make the iPad into much more of a constant companion than something you just trot out when the neighbors are watching. Start with productivity apps, because a mobile device is most valuable when it lets you work anytime,
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I don’t give a ton of presentations, but I’m something of a presentation junky — one of my favorite web sites is Presentation Zen, where the author gives lessons on design theory. Therefore, I’ve been looking forward to iPad Keynote since Phil Schiller gave his dog and pony show. Keynote for the iPad is a decent companion program if you need to give light presentations or make light edits while on the road. As a sole means of creating presentations, I found it lacking. Currently, getting files to and from your iPad is needlessly difficult. To get an already-created presentation from your computer to your iPad, you need to either sync it via iTunes, or send it to yourself via e-mail; there’s no mountable file-system or iDisk support. Also, if you make changes to the presentation, you’ll need to export and re-download it via iTunes; it will not auto-update your local
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So you just got your new iPad, now what? It would be a great disservice to the entire Apple-loving tech world if you didn’t load that shiny new device up with at least some apps today. Well, don’t fret. The list of 10 iPad apps below was created just for you. It’s a list of apps that we feel should be downloaded by every iPad user, but we know everyone just isn’t the same, so you can use our recommendations however you wish. It’s your iPad after all. Are you ready? Pages ($9.99) – Apple’s Pages is a well-crafted word processing app that is loaded with features that will help you be more productive on your new iPad. It features pre-designed templates, powerful tools and charts, and the ability to open and export files in a variety of formats. Files can also be shared via email or iWork.com, or simply transferred
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Das Wall Street Journal (kostenlos; App Store-Link) lässt sich im iPad-Abo für $3.99 US-Dollar pro Woche oder $17.29 US-Dollar im Monat beziehen. Wer bereits Abonnent ist, kann für $1.99 (pro Woche) und $8.62 (im Monat) die digitale Version (inklusive Reklame!) erwerben. Damit lassen sich die ‘Abonnenten-Kategorie’ wie “Business” oder “Markets” einsehen, und für sieben Tage (Offline) archivieren. Ohne Abo bekommt der Leser ausschließlich die Leitartikel und Marktdaten. Und hier die aktuellen Preise für das derzeitige Print-Angebot: Yep. Die digitale Ausgabe kostet für neue Kunden erheblich mehr, als die subventionierte gedruckte Papier-Ausgabe. Mittlerweile sind auch die offiziellen Apple-Programme im US-App Store zu finden und käuflich zu erwerben. iBooks (kostenlos; US-Link) kommt bereits in verschiedenen Sprachen (Chinesisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Italienisch, etc.), wird jedoch über den iBookstore zuerst englischsprachige Literatur zum Kauf anbieten. Wer eigene EPUB-Bücher (ohne DRM) auf das Gerät synchronisieren möchte, tut dies über iTunes 9.1. Pages ($9.99; US-Link); Numbers ($9.99; US-Link)
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Reviews
Amazing evolution of a fantastic product!
Tyson Edwards
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Keynote for the iPad has succeeded in surpassing the Mac version in ease of use, and arguably it's capabilities.
The ease with which it can create effects, transitions and the like is truly spectacular. For example, Keynote for the iPad has incorporated the ability to create Motion Tweens between slides, so that you can design effects by hand through positioning of elements.
It's positioning, sizing and masking capabilities have dramatically leapfrogged the Desktop's offering due to the ability to press a "like item" to size and position appropriately.
Laying out a slide on the iPad to create a desired look is much simpler on the iPad than on the Desktop, due solely to the hardware that Apple has released. It is my firm hope that in the near future all products can incorporate multitouch displays so that the full iWork and iLife suites can incorporate the functionality that we now have available on the iPad.
In any case, I can already see myself creating my presentations on my iPad and then annotating them using my desktop simply from these first few hours with interacting with this groundbreaking new product!
A beautiful app with no compromise.
Smiles777
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
In Keynote for iPad, Apple has gone all out. Slides, tables, charts, and animations never looked so good. The Apple-styled themes and terrific photo integration turn the creation of presentations simple and stylish. Without a doubt, this is the easiest way to build a slideshow and makes every project professional and elegant. Every action, command, and animation is fine-tuned until the elements of creation begin to disappear as your creation takes shape. The intuitive chart creation and transition addition are pieces of this perfect storm of ingenuity. There is no doubt in my mind that after the intimate experience of using this app, you will never feel the same way about your presentations. Well done, Apple.
truly magical
Blizaine51
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Keynote for the iPad is truly magical. In fact, it made 9 dollars and 99 cents disappear form my account. I like this app better than the t-pain app. To be fair, t-pain hasn't released an iPad optimized app yet, so I'll reserve judgment.
