Keep in mind iWork has a lot of competition from the free Google Docs suite and even Microsoft Office, so it makes a lot of sense that Apple would want to offer them at no charge in an attempt to attract users of those rivals. Microsoft Office for iPhone, Android now available for free.Apple MacBook Pro Touch Bar: What can it do and what apps are supported?.In other words, this change will save some customers tonnes of money. On Macs, iMovie had a price tag of $14.99, while Pages, Numbers, and Keynote were priced at $19.99 each. Previously, you would've had to pay $4.99 for iMovie and GarageBand and $9.99 for each of the iWork apps on iOS. So, if you still own an older Apple device, you can now install these apps and use them at no cost. However, since late 2013, Apple has offered them for free to anyone who purchased a new Mac or iOS device on or after 1 September 2013. The Cupertino-based company has permanently tossed their pricing for Mac OS and iOS users starting 18 April.
You can now grab GarageBand, iMovie, and iWork ( Pages, Keynote, and Numbers) for your Mac or iOS device without having to pay a thing. (Pocket-lint) - Apple has made three of its biggest software packages completely free.
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