iWork for iOS to bring enhanced Apple Pencil support next week
Keynote will soon let you draw an animation path for any object. You’ll also appreciate an all-new interface for build effects like move, rotate and scale.
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How to change the slide layout in Keynote on Mac and iOS
Improve your Keynote presentations in just a few clicks or taps. Here’s how to change the slide layout on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
How to password protect your Pages, Numbers and Keynote documents
Want to add some security to your files? Here’s how to password protect Pages, Numbers, and Keynote documents on iOS and Mac.
How to review and restore previous document versions on Mac
If you ever need to browse or restore previous document versions on your Mac, this tutorial shows you how to do it in just a few steps.
How to use the Keynote Magic Move transition
Create a presentation your audience will never forget. Here’s how to use the Keynote Magic Move transition for an awesome effect.
How to work with Keynote Presenter Notes on Mac and iOS
Remember what you need to say or emphasize important points during your presentation. Here’s how to create and use Keynote Presenter Notes.
How to quickly save over 2 GB of storage space on your new iPhone or iPad
Want to save some storage space on your new iPhone or iPad before you start downloading apps you actually want? Here are apps that take up a ton of space.
iWork iOS apps updated with on-page audio recording, better Apple Pencil support, and more
Apple on Thursday issued an update for its suite of iWork apps on iOS. Keynote, Pages and Numbers have all been updated to version 4.1, and the releases include a number of new features and improvements. Among the changes are a new on-page audio feature the allows you to record, edit and play clips and the ability to use Apple Pencil to select and scroll. Check out the full change logs below.
iWork apps updated with Apple Pencil support, book creation, Smart Annotations & much more
The iWork suite of productivity apps received major updates today bringing support for drawing, writing and annotating with your Apple Pencil, plus a ton of other improvements.
The time is now for a ‘style over substance’ year for Apple Watch
It is far from controversial to conclude that it took Apple almost three years to nail the engineering of Apple’s first wearable: cramming in and fine-tuning batteries, processing and cellular chips and so on and so forth. We were all there along the ride and we can all (provided you have worn a Gen 0 model before) attest to the enormous advancements made over the years.
How to convert a Keynote document to a PowerPoint document
Learn how you can easily convert a Keynote document to PowerPoint file format on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Doing so will make your presentations work across Mac and Windows platforms.
The future of iPhone starts in November, is iPad X to follow suit?
With iPhone X defining Apple’s long-term vision for iPhone, it’s about time to shift focus to the one product line inspired by iPhone like no other: in the midst of all the new phone hysteria, ever wondered what could be in store for iPad?