The update will come to macOS on 20 September. This was showcased during Apple's event on 7 September 2016, where a free update (version 3.0) for iOS users was pushed out on 13 September. Update 16 September 2016: Since our review, Apple has added real-time collaboration to its iWork suite.
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There's also a new option to preview shared presentations in a browser on both iOS and Android devices, so Apple is (somewhat grudgingly) acknowledging the need to share Keynote presentations with people outside the cosy Apple ecosystem. Of course, Microsoft's PowerPoint remains much more focused on collaboration within a business environment, but having that additional online option for creating and editing presentations means that Keynote is at least a viable option for collaborating with the rest of the PC-owning business world. The iCloud app can be used by anyone with a web browser, which means that Keynote can compete with online rivals such as Google Sheets. There haven't been any major new sharing features in the latest version 2.6 - or in the bug fixes of 2.6.1 - but it's worth pointing out that the iCloud version of Keynote (available on has finally come out of its beta testing phase.
One of the main improvements through Keynote for iOS 2.0 and 2.5 was the continued development of the software's features for sharing and collaborating on your presentations. Welcome to our review of Apple Keynote 2.6.1 for iPad & iPhone, updated on 10 February 2016.
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