Microsoft Tries To Discredit iWork As Competition, But Ends Up Looking Desperate

Cult of Mac
By Alex HeathOct 23, 2013, 5:07 pm1.3k ptsHot
Yesterday Apple announced that all of its consumer software, including OS X Mavericks, is now free. Customers who buy Apple’s hardware will have full access to the completely new versions of iLife and iWork at no additional cost. It’s a bold move… Read more › The post Microsoft Tries To Discredit iWork As…

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