When it comes to creating text documents, spreadsheets or presentations, in the App Store we have two great options. On the one hand we find the Microsoft option with Office and on the other hand we find Apple's iWork. Despite the fact that iWork seems to be a bit neglected by Apple, the guys from Cupertino They just updated it to show us that it is still very much alive.
This new update of the three applications that are part of iWork: Pages, Numbers and Keynote, offers us, as the main novelty, compatibility with one of the star functions of iOS 12: Siri Shortcuts, an application that we must download independently and that replaces Workflow. Apple bought this application a year and a half ago and finally It has integrated into the operating system of the mobile devices it manufactures.
What's new in version 4.2 of Pages for iOS
- When we make smart annotations, the lines that connect the text with the annotations give the margins, lengthen and move with subsequent edits.
- The annotations remain anchored in the cell of the tables.
- At last we can save the drawings we create in Photos or Files.
- Animate your drawings from any document.
- Compatible with Siri Shortcuts. Requires iOS 12.
- Dynamic font size support.
- New editable figures.
- Performance and stability improvements.
What's new in version 4.2 of Keynote for iOS
- Siri Shortcuts support. Requires iOS 12.
- Saving the drawings that we create in Photos or Files is already possible.
- Dynamic font size support.
- New editable figures.
- Performance and stability improvements.
What's new in version 4.2 of Numbers for iOS
- Thanks to smart categories, we can organize and summarize tables to get new statistics.
- Grouping data based on unique values is now possible after the last update.
- We can create graphs with the summary of the data from the tables.
- Like the other two applications that is part of iWork, we can also easily store the drawings in Photos or Files.
- Compatible with Siri Shortcuts. Requires iOS 12.
- Supports dynamic font size.
- New editable figures.
- Performance and stability improvements.
