Speculation: Cloud iwork hints that Mac and iOS version iwork will be available free of charge?

Apple is a company that combines hardware, software and services perfectly and elegantly. While most of Apple's revenue comes from hardware sales, free and easy-to-use software and services are making users more and more fond of Apple products. For example, the ilife suite in the Mac system is available to users free of charge, and in iOS, Apple offers free services including icloud, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16656.html "> IBooks, IMessage, Game Center and itunes Radio, which will be released this fall. But on Mac and iOS devices, there's a service that's always charged, and that's the iwork work kit that includes pages for document processing, numbers form making, and keynote presentations.

Over the past few years, Apple's iwork three software has been bundled, but since the Mac App Store, Apple has sold three apps at $19.99 each. On the ipad, iphone and ipod Touch, each app is priced at $9.99. But it all seems to change this fall, because icloud Cloud iwork will be available to users free of charge.

icloud is a generic term for many of Apple's free cloud services, including mail, calendars, contacts, memos and reminders. In 2013, Roger Rosner, vice president of Apple productivity, announced icloud Cloud Iwork, a service that can complete the functions of the desktop and mobile versions of the iwork suite, which will go into public testing this fall, WWDC.

The free iwork on the Web page may create a problem that can confuse users. For example, when ipad and Mac users can use Web browsers to edit documents for free, why do they buy paid apps? Consumers will be free of the Web version, the original application of high prices this setting is very confusing. The complaint we hear now is that users spend 500 of dollars on the ipad, but have to spend 30 of dollars to buy apple productivity software, which is unscientific!

On this year's WWDC, Apple announced that it would release the new native Mac and iOS platform iwork software. The Mac version of the iwork work kit was last updated back to January 2009, so it's possible that the new iwork will have a number of features. There are signs that Apple may offer users a free Mac and iOS version of the iwork kit. News that Microsoft is developing Office software for iOS, and Google Docs has been provided free of charge, so Apple to provide users with free native iwork applications may also be to seize the Office software market, access to more users. Do you think the iwork kit on Mac and iOS platforms will be available for free?

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