Apple updates iWork for iOS & OS X with bug fixes and performance improvements

Apple has released minor updates to its iWork suite of productivity apps for both iOS and OS X today. Pages, Keynote, and Numbers for iPhone, iPad, and Mac have all received new versions with bug fixes and performance improvements. iWork for iOS includes the same boiler plate release notes: “This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.” And over on the Mac App Store, iWork for OS X provides similar release notes.

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These are the latest versions for OS X:

Pages for Mac:

What’s New in Version 5.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

Keynote for Mac:

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What’s New in Version 6.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

Numbers for Mac:

What’s New in Version 3.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

And for iOS:

Pages for iPhone/iPad:

What’s New in Version 2.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

Keynote for iPhone/iPad:

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What’s New in Version 2.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

Numbers for iPhone/iPad:

What’s New in Version 2.6.2

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

Apple’s iWork suite is free on new Macs and $19.99/each on older machines. iWork for iOS is free on new devices and $9.99/each on older devices. Apple typically releases major new versions of its iWork apps in the fall.