Of course it's a question! The way it has been presented is that they come preloaded on new devices but that for existing devices you may still have to purchase them from the app store.
Of course it's a question! The way it has been presented is that they come preloaded on new devices but that for existing devices you may still have to purchase them from the app store.
Of course it's a question! The way it has been presented is that they come preloaded on new devices but that for existing devices you may still have to purchase them from the app store.
Maybe, it's not clear to me. There is one sentance in that article that suggests that they are only preloaded, but then there is another that suggests they will be free to current devices. It sure will be nice if they are just free at the app store!
Maybe, it's not clear to me. There is one sentance in that article that suggests that they are only preloaded, but then there is another that suggests they will be free to current devices. It sure will be nice if they are just free at the app store!
AI's not known for articles with internal or external consistency. Apple.com proves that thought wrong, end of story.
Well that is encouraging! Although that ad says for your iPhone 5's and I want it for my 5th gen iPod Touch, but that sure looks like it will be free for all the current iOS devices. Can't wait to try 'em out!
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Fingerprint for buying from the various Apple Stores. That's the first step to adding it for all purchase places. NFC or online.
This could be pretty important.
Not sure what that refers to...?
There will be a popup to download iLife and iWork in iOS 7. That, and them being free, hearkens back to Microsoft's bundling in the '90s.
4S for free. That makes sense.
There will be a popup to download iLife and iWork in iOS 7. That, and them being free, hearkens back to Microsoft's bundling in the '90s.
Since Android is "winning", Apple aren't exploiting a monopoly.
Since Android is "winning", Apple aren't exploiting a monopoly.
Guess something good might come out of that, after all.
That's not even a question.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/09/10/apple-makes-iwork-iphoto-and-imovie-free-with-new-ios-devices
Asked and answered then, I'd say.
That's wrong.
Note that GarageBand isn't free.
AI's not known for articles with internal or external consistency. Apple.com proves that thought wrong, end of story.
Seems a weird, arbitrary change.
I took that to mean plural, like both iPhone 5s (5C & 5S)
Seems a weird, arbitrary change.
Indeed. Their pages have it as such, but let's wait until this page is updated to see for certain. Perhaps it's just an error right now.
Definitely iPhone 5s
http://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/