Apple this week he updated his kit toanciWork office applications, which includes Pages, Numbers a Keynote, and brought new features requiring iOS 18.4, iPadOS 18.4, or macOS 15.4. These updates add a number of useful tools that make working with documents, spreadsheets, and presentations easier.
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Apple Intelligence and new text editing tools
One of the most significant new features is the ability to edit text using Writing Tools directly in iWork applications. This tool uses Apple Intelligence and enables advanced text processing. The feature is only available on devices with sufficient computing power.onem – i.e. on iPhone 15 Pro, all iPhone 16 models, Macs and iPads with the M1 chip and later, or on iPad mini with the A17 Pro chip.
Writing Tools, for example, offer intelligent suggestions for sentence rewording, automatic grammar correction, and style enhancement, making it easier for users to create professional-looking documents without having to use external applications or online services.
Export using Shortcuts and better integration with Freeform
Another major new feature is the ability to export documents, spreadsheets, or presentations to another format directly from the Shortcuts app. This means users can automate the export process and easily convert files to the desired formats without unnecessary manual steps. This feature is ideal for users who work with different file formats and need to share their materials efficiently.
Addition Apple improved copying and pasting between iWork apps and Freeform. Freeform is an application focused on creative brainstorming and visual organization of ideas. Thanks to tighter integration with Pages, Numbers a Keynote It is now possible to more easily transfer content between these applications, making it easier to create interactive presentations and visual notes.
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Further improvements and optimizations
Each of the iWork apps has also received other improvements that are not directly dependent on the latest versions of the operating systems. Although Apple does not provide exact details of all changes, performance optimizations, user interface improvements, and bug fixes can be expected.
