A while ago, Apple decided to adopt the following policy: the old iLife apps (iMovie and GarageBand, which were complemented by the late iDVD) and the iWork suite (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) cost a few dollars each, but if you bought a new one iGadget or Mac, you could download them for free. Today, that has changed once and for all.
All apps, both for iOS and for macOS, are now free regardless of whether or not you bought a new phone, tablet or computer.
iOS
iMovie
in Apple
Version 2.2.8 (617.3 MB) Requires iOS 13.0 or superior
Pages
in Apple
Version 5.2.1 (479.3 MB) Requires iOS 12.0 or superior
Numbers
in Apple
Version 5.2.1 (500.5 MB) Requires iOS 12.0 or superior
Keynote
in Apple
Version 5.2.1 (623.3 MB) Requires iOS 12.0 or superior
macOS
iMovie
in Apple
Version 10.1.14 (2.2 GB) Requires macOS 10.14.6 or superior
Pages
in Apple
Version 8.2.1 (262 MB) Requires macOS 10.14 or superior
Numbers
in Apple
Version 6.2.1 (205.2 MB) Requires macOS 10.14 or superior
Keynote
in Apple
Version 9.2.1 (438.3 MB) Requires macOS 10.14 or superior
It is a small but good change. In addition to putting an end to a possible confusion regarding the prices of these apps (now the company only charges even for applications 100% aimed at the professional public, such as Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro X), it is still a pleasure for consumers . 😉
(via MacRumors)
