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Let’s think back to how things worked with iWork last September. Providing that integrity is what made the iWork reboot necessary, and something like that is what is behind the transition from Aperture (and iPhoto) to Photos. What Apple has done is to ensure document integrity when a Pages document travels from Mac to iOS and back. But after studying one, Pages (after all, I am writing “ Take Control of Pages”), I can declare that Apple has not deliberately “dumbed down” Pages, nor has the Mac version undergone “iOS-ification” (whatever that is supposed to mean anyway). Now, I won’t deny that each of the iWork apps lost a lot of features when their new versions were released last October.

That’s flat out wrong, of course: Apple did no such thing with Pages, nor with the rest of iWork, and I’m pretty sure that Apple won’t be doing that with Aperture. Yes, that is what the commenter claimed happened last October with iWork.

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I can hear you thinking (yes, I can do that), “What does Aperture or iPhoto have to do with iWork?” Here’s what: once again, I’m seeing comments pop up in various places asserting that Apple’s goal when it reworks its software is either the deliberate “iOS-ification” of the software, or deliberately “dumbing it down.” Right after the Aperture/iPhoto news broke, in fact, I saw one commenter (no link, because I don’t want to embarrass the person) write that the replacement of Aperture by the yet-to-be-released Photos app is just like what Apple did when it (purportedly) replaced Pages on the Mac with the iOS version.

#1615: Why Stage Manager needs an M1 iPad, Limit IP Address Tracking problems, Citibank cryptocurrency confusionĪpple recently announced it is phasing out Aperture and iPhoto in favor of a new Photos app for both iOS and OS X (“ Say Goodbye to iPhoto and Aperture,” 27 June 2014).

#1616: Explaining passkeys, Apple challenges for senior citizens, macOS 11.6.7 Big Sur fixes email attachment bug.

#1617: Pages regains mail merge, HomeKit sensor improvements, keyboard flags in Monterey.

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