Apple brings iWork to iPhone and iPod touch.


iWork was available for the iPad since the device launched, but now Apple has brought it to the iPhone and iPod touch. Of course it includes Numbers, Pages and Keynote, $9.99 apiece. Current users can upgrade for free.

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