BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Microsoft’s Office is the go-to software package for creating and sharing documents, spreadsheets and presentations. Google’s Docs has emerged as a good, free alternative for ...

The latest version of Apple’s iWork suite was unveiled at last month’s MacWorld Expo. Featuring applications for word processing (Pages), presentations (Keynote), and spreadsheets (Numbers), iWork is ...

Everyone uses Microsoft Office. The problem is, it's expensive—starting at $140 for a single computer license or a whopping $99 a year under Microsoft's new subscription plan. But if you're upgrading ...

Let’s make one thing clear up front: iWork.com (in its current pre-release form) is not a collaborative online productivity tool like Google Docs or Zoho. You can use iWork.com to share documents, ...

Early this week, Apple released the long-awaited iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura updates. With them available, the company also updated the iWork suite – composed of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps – to ...

Apple’s iWork suite of productivity tools added a third application—a spreadsheet tool to join the presentation and page-layout programs that already make up the software collection. The three ...

Apple's online productivity suite is exceptionally polished and easy to use, but lacking in word processing and spreadsheet features This is the second in a series of three reviews covering the major ...

With the launch of the Creator Studio subscription app offering, Apple may be phasing out the iWork branding that it has used ...

It's time to get a new office suite. NeoOffice/J doesn't run on my new Mac Book, and, besides, I'm tired of how slow it is. MS Office is very nice, but it's also very expensive. iWork is less than a ...

As with the earlier MacBook thread, WTF stand for Where The Fxxx? I just bought my son a new iMac and it has the iWork Trial. It screams where's the spreadsheet. It would be nice to have a $79 package ...

Everyone uses Microsoft Office. The problem is, it’s expensive—starting at $140 for a single computer license or a whopping $99 a year under Microsoft’s new subscription plan. But if you’re upgrading ...