We are seeing a lot of new updates and in this sense we have to add another one that is Apple’s iWork suite. This suite has long been compatible with the new operating system launched a few hours ago, macOS Big Sur. In this case, what is new is related to the icon itself. Pages, Numbers and Keynote, in addition, logically, to their own new compatibility, security and stability of these for the new Apple operating system.
At this point, it is not so difficult to download Apple’s own OS so we recommend that you do it if you did not update yesterday afternoon that the downloads were somewhat more saturated due to the volume of people who wanted to install Big Sur on their computers.
Following the release of macOS Big Sur, Apple has just released updates for all iWork apps on the Mac App Store. New versions of Numbers, Pages, and Keynote are now available with new icons and a.
Iwork Big Sur California
In this sense, Apple already had all its applications prepared for the arrival of the new operating system and now in a somewhat more staggered but constant way, the rest of third-party applications are arriving. Many of them are already available but others are not and it will be necessary to be aware of it since it is necessary that they adapt to the new operating system as soon as possible. During these days we will have a barrage of updates so everyone attentive to them.
MacOS 11 Big Sur is now out to Developers and later to public beta testers. MacOS Big Sur is the first complete overhaul of macOS in many years. IWork does not include support for some Chinese, Japanese or Korean (CJK) text input features such as vertical text. Features are subject to change. IWork for iCloud is currently available worldwide in Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese. Nov 13, 2020 According to 9to5Mac, Apple is also updating its iWork apps to go with the new macOS Big Sur. While there won't be any major new features or changes, the new versions of the apps will have better compatibility with Big Sur. On top of that, the UI for the apps will be in line with the redesigned look of Big Sur.
Big Sur Iwork
The developers do a good job and we are sure that most of the apps and tools you use on your Mac are now 100% available with this new software, something that we hope will also happen with the new processors presented by Apple last Tuesday, the M1 need this compatibility.