Apple has released the iWork suite for the iPhone and iPod Touch, allowing users to now download the Keynote, Pages and Numbers apps.
These apps were introduced to the iPad last year when the original version was announced.
Philip Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide product marketing, said the retina display will “make it easy to create, edit, organise and share all of your documents from the iPhone 4 or iPod Touch”.
If you’ve already downloaded the iWork apps onto your iPad, you can download these for free.
Users will also be able to import and export documents from iWork for Mac and Microsoft Office, and print wirelessly using AirPrint.
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