Once Office for iPad was announced, I couldn’t wait to stage a bare-knuckled battle with iWork, the productivity suite that’s held down the fort on iPad for four years.

Lots of formatting used by built-in PowerPoint 2007 templates is ruined outright, resulting in unreadable slides on the iPad. Don't get me wrong-- Keynote does really well at the little that it ...

If the iPad is going to succeed as a business tool, it needs an office suite. The first suite out the gate: Apple's own iWork for iPad.

iPresentee's Keynote Themes for iPad is a set of 33 themes specifically tailored for the iPad, making it easier to transfer presentations between an iPad and Mac.

Keynote is the crown jewel of the iWork for iPad suite, and the object-centric, drag-and-drop nature of creating and editing presentations lends itself very well to a tablet device.

Keynote's Templates Are Better Like other iWork apps, notably Apple Pages, Keynote offers more than 50 customizable templates that you can apply as themes to all slides in your presentation.

Keynote's interface also makes it easier to tweak and redesign your chosen template, which strips away the effort needed to make your deck presentation-ready.

The templates enable the creation of brochures, flyers, postcards, posters, business cards, and envelopes. Users need only add their own text and pictures to create documents in iWork Pages for Mac OS ...

New changes across the iOS iWork suite include support for Apple Pencil’s Scribble feature in iPadOS 14, new templates, a new image picker, and more. Pages ...

After updating its iWork suite of apps for Mac, Apple on Tuesday pushed out refreshed versions of iWork and iMovie for iOS that take advantage of iPad's new support for trackpad and mouse cursor ...