Editable Google Documents coming to iPad
Google announced Monday that iPad and Android versions of Google Documents with mobile editing capabilities will be arriving "in the next few weeks."
iWork
Josh Ong
iWork suite for iPad projected to earn Apple $40M a year
A "rough" estimate of sales of the iWork suite of applications for the iPad predicts that Apple could reach more than $40 million a year in sales of its mobile office software.
Slash Lane
Twitter users' biggest complaint with iPad: it can't replace an iPhone
Twitter users reacting to Apple's iPad after it launched on Saturday were overwhelmingly happy with the new device, with the biggest complaint being that the device can't replace their iPhone, a new survey of the social networking Web site found.
Katie Marsal
Apple offers guided tours of iPad software with new videos
In-depth video demonstrations of the iPad software including Safari browser, iBooks, Keynote, Pages and Numbers have been posted on Apple's Web site days before the hardware will be available for consumers to purchase.
Apple adds sharing features, iPad interface tweaks to iWork.com beta
Apple this week quietly announced a handful of enhancements to its fledgeling iWork.com beta service, including the availability of new sharing features and improvements to the online service's user interface tailored for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
Sam Oliver
Steve Jobs: iPad to offer Word support, $10 e-books, 6 days of music
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs revealed after Wednesday's iPad unveiling that the device will offer "the same" prices on e-books as Amazon's Kindle, the Pages app can export documents in Microsoft Word format, and it will offer nearly 6 days of continuous music playback.
Apple posts QuickTime video of CEO Steve Jobs' 'iPad' keynote
Apple Wednesday evening made available through its Web site a QuickTime video stream of its media event during which its new tablet device, dubbed the "iPad" was introduced to the public by CEO Steve Jobs.
Brian Garner
Apple tablet may ship with multi-touch version of iWork
Apple has reportedly spent a considerable amount of time in recent years working on a version of its iWork productivity suite that could be controlled solely through the use of complex multi-touch gestures, making it well-suited for inclusion on the company's forthcoming tablet device.
Sales of Apple's iWork office suite surge 50% in 2009
Apple's iWork software suite, in both standalone and box set SKUs, had a strong 2009, particularly in the wake of the launch of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard in August.
Neil Hughes
AppleInsider Staff
Zach Spear
Aidan Malley
Prince McLean
