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    iWORK ALL OF THE APPS YOU NEED TO EXCEL AT SCHOOL OR WORK

    by Benjamin Kerry & Gavin Lenaghan Feb 10, 2018 4 minutes

    iWORK OUTRANKS ITS COMPETITION

    Apple, Microsoft, and Google all compete to deliver the best possible document apps to their users. The question is, do Pages, Numbers, Keynote, collectively known as iWork, compete on the same level as Microsoft and Google’s own versions which users are perhaps more familiar with and rely on more? Apple has made some big developments, and some argue that they are now a step ahead of their competition.

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    iWORK APPS ARE YEARS AHEAD OF MICROSOFT OFFICE

    Immediately, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote all appear very user friendly, and have easy to use navigation. Pages is smooth and glitch-free, and Pages makes it very easy. Users can choose from over 30 themes, add charts, edit photos and finalize the whole presentation with cinematic effects and engaging transitions or animations.

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