MacBook iWork: A Cut Above the Rest in Productivity Suite

When it comes to creating documents and presentations, Apple's iWork suite has long been a favorite among MacBook users. And with its latest move, Apple has made it accessible to non-Apple device users as well.

One of the standout features of Keynote, part of the iWork suite, is its impressive selection of templates. Unlike Google Slides, which can look old-fashioned and drab, Keynote offers a range of modern and stylish options that make creating presentations a breeze. Additionally, manipulating images within Pages documents is easy and intuitive, with smart graphics effects like shadows and reflections available to enhance their appearance.

The suite also comes with a decent library of templates for creating various types of documents, including newsletters, flyers, CVs, and business cards. While these templates are not particularly extensive, they are stylish and capable of producing very attractive documents and presentations.

While the iWork apps may lack some features compared to their desktop equivalents, Apple's web-based office suite is still a powerful tool for creating and editing documents on-the-go. And with its latest move, Apple has made it available for free via the web browser, bringing it into direct competition with Google Docs and Microsoft Office.

Users can sign in with an existing Apple ID or create a new one to access the iWork apps for free. This means that non-Apple device users can now experience the power of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote without having to purchase a MacBook. With its impressive selection of templates and smart graphics effects, iWork is a cut above most browser-based word processors when it comes to presentation.

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