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Pages, Keynote and Numbers get improved Retina display support, “view only” option

New version available for OS X Mavericks v10.9 or later, iOS 7 or later

Users are now greeted by flat icons and new features

All-new versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote available

Buyers of a new Mac or iDevice get the whole iWork suite for free

Users of 30-day trial versions can trick the system into thinking they have full apps

All you need is a Mac or an iOS device with an Apple ID

Credit can be used towards the purchase of any content on the iTunes Store

Available for “qualifying iOS 7 compatible devices” activated after September 1, 2013

“This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes”

Just log into iCloud.com and access Keynote, Pages, and Numbers online

“We’d like to invite you to be one of the first to try it,” says Apple

Use Text Kit, a high-level framework for apps that need to handle text

Create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in your browser

Create documents using Pages, Numbers, and Keynote in-browser on any Mac or PC

Apple is beefing up its iWork team with numerous software engineers

Update contains stability improvements and bug fixes, according to the company