Apple iWork and iMovie will appear as web applications!

“The 9to5mac website, citing its own sources, has published information that the future version of the iWork office suite will include web applications, that is, Numbers, Pages and Keynote will run in a web browser. Apple already has practical experience in introducing such technologies: Mail, WebMe's Adress Book web applications work on this principle. These components, created using JavaScript, are applications of the WebKit engine, and not of the operating system.
Moreover, 9to5mac author Seth Weintraub reports that, in addition to iWork, iMovie, an application for amateur video editing, will also be online. According to him, the iMovie web application will be integrated into the MobileMe “cloud”, which will allow users to view their own video on the iPhone and iPod touch screens. In addition, the implementation of the program in the form of a web application will allow working with it and Windows PC users. "
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On this topic, you can read topics:
1. “Microsoft and Apple will release Web versions of their“ office ”products!” (October 30, 2008);
2. “Apple MobileMe for Windows!” (July 14, 2008);
3. “Apple: SproutCore - Cocoa for Web Applications” (June 20, 2008);
4. “Web-apps & Apple Safari” (November 10, 2007).

PS: Well, that’s what came true - meet: www.apple.com/iwork/iwork-dot-com