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Apple introduced iWork for iCloud during its Worldwide Developers Conference and began sending beta invites for the service to paid developers on June 13. Apple has now continued to send out beta invites to users with free developer accounts as well.
Developers with free and paid accounts received an email from Apple letting them know that they can access the beta by visiting beta.icloud.com. If you are a registered developer, I highly recommend checking this out, it’s pretty awesome.
iWork for iCloud is expected to be released to the public later this year.
iWork for iCloud lets you create beautiful documents, spreadsheets, and presentations using Pages, Numbers, and Keynote in your browser on a Mac or PC.
As a Registered Apple Developer, you can be one of the first to use the beta of iWork for iCloud. To get started, simply go to beta.icloud.com with the latest version of Safari, Chrome, or Internet Explorer and sign in with the Apple ID associated with your Registered Apple Developer account.
Please note that these web apps are in beta and it’s important that you regularly maintain a local backup of your documents.
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