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TUAW's Daily App: Dayta

by Mike Schramm (Oct 4th, 2010)

There are lots of apps on the App Store for tracking numbers, like your weight, your golf score, and how many hours you've worked lately, but Dayta serves as one solution for all of those. You can simply create stats however you like, and then track them to your heart's content. You can export them ...

Apple's MobileMe News details how iWork for iPad works with iDisk

by Steven Sande (Sep 23rd, 2010)

iWork for iPad was updated yesterday with many changes, one of those being that the mobile app suite now includes integration with the MobileMe iDisk. What does that mean for iPad users who use Pages, Numbers, and Keynote? You can save your documents to the iDisk and then open them either from ...

Apple updates iWork for iPad

by Erica Sadun (Sep 22nd, 2010)

A couple of nice iWork for iPad updates are out on the store today bringing a boatload of new features. Numbers, now at version 1.2, introduces improved exports, object grouping and ungrouping, and better hyperlinks, among other new features. Pages, also updated to version 1.2, provides WebDAV ...

iPod touch makes up 38% of iDevices shipped

by Mike Schramm (Sep 7th, 2010)

Blogger asymco did a little calculating from last week's announcement numbers, and has hammered out a rough estimate of just how many of each iDevice are floating around the world today. According to Steve at last week's event, there are 120 million iDevices total in the world, and we already knew ...

iWork Update 9.0.4 brings ePub file support to Pages, fixes bugs

by Steven Sande (Aug 26th, 2010)

A new update to iWork is providing some fixes to bugs (primarily with tables) in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, but also provides a new export option that makes Pages documents compatible with iBooks. The iWork 9.0.4 update is recommended for anyone using iWork 9.0 - 9.0.3. The fixes for Keynote ...

The app market, by the numbers

by Mike Schramm (Aug 20th, 2010)

The very insightful Stuart Dredge over at Mobile Entertainment has compiled an amazing primer on all of the numbers behind the app market (which you can also see by clicking the "Read More" link, although it's not viewable on an iPad or iPhone). If you want to know anything about how many apps are ...

Jumsoft expands free Goodies with new Keynote, Numbers, and Sandvox content

by Steven Sande (Jun 29th, 2010)

After spending your hard-earned money on new iPads, iPhones, and other great hardware from Apple, wouldn't it be nice to get something of value for free? That's the concept behind Jumsoft's Goodies, which include art and templates for a number of Mac applications. The Lithuania-based developer ...

Apple may have sold 1.5 million iPhone 4s already

by Mike Schramm (Jun 25th, 2010)

This will come as no surprise to anyone who saw all of those lines yesterday: Analysts are saying that Apple probably sold over 1.5 million iPhones yesterday, with 600,000 preorders, 100,000 in-store sales, and 50,000 sales from other places like Best Buy, with the rest coming from overseas. If that ...

Apple is unconcerned with NPD's smartphone report

by Mike Schramm (May 14th, 2010)

If Apple is losing any sleep over those recent smartphone numbers, it's not showing it. Their official response to the recent news that Android is selling more phones than iPhone OS could adequately be defined as: "meh." Spokeswoman Natalie Harrison says that the survey was "a very limited report," ...

Apple updates the iWork suite for iPad

by Mel Martin (May 13th, 2010)

iWork users rejoice! Apple is updating Pages, Numbers and Keynote for the iPad. A quick check at the app store or through iTunes should get you all sparkly and new. In Pages, one of the big fixes is that the tool and ruler and now available in Landscape view. That's a biggy because you had to be ...

Dear Aunt TUAW: Transferring iWork files from iPad without iTunes

by Chris Rawson (May 12th, 2010)

Dearest Aunt TUAW, Is there a way to transfer files from apps like Keynote and Pages to a computer that does not have iTunes installed? Yours truly, Nephew Jack Read on for Auntie's answer. ...

Estimates: iWork for iPad is a giant cash cow for Apple

by Dave Caolo (May 10th, 2010)

The folks at Business Insider (BI) are reporting that Apple's iWork apps for iPad -- Pages, Keynote and Numbers -- have likely generated US$3 million in revenue since the iPad was launched in the US. If the trend continues, the apps could bring in $40 million per year. Where did BI get their ...

TUAW's Daily App: John Enock's Quaso

by Mike Schramm (May 6th, 2010)

We've been spotlighting a lot of quick and easy action games in our Daily App feature lately, so here's something a little more cerebral. Quaso is a new kind of Crossword-style puzzle game, except that instead of guessing words, you're trying to figure out numbers in math equations. The game was ...

iPad claiming .03% of all 'net traffic already

by Mel Martin (Apr 16th, 2010)

I must say, my iPad has become my primary way to access the Web when I'm at home, and it looks like Apple's latest device is getting a lot of exercise from other iPad users too. In a report from NetApplications, the iPad averaged 0.03 percent, per day, of all Web traffic for the ten days after ...

9 41 9 42: The secret of Apple's recurring numbers

by Michael Grothaus (Apr 12th, 2010)

For years, Apple has featured a recurring number in all of its iPhone ads and screen shots. The time in the status bar always reads 9:42. What's more, since the debut of the iPad, the time in every iPad ad and screen shot always reads 9:41. 9:42 or 9:41. Every single time. What can those ...