Apple takes on Office for iPad with iWork update

Apple isn’t sitting idly by as Microsoft introduced the new Office for iPad. The Cupertino-based tech company updated its iWork suite to share read-only documents and allow users to open iWork documents from iCloud webmail. Other cross-app updates include the ability to edit imported charts and a new editor tab. The updates are available on the Mac, iOS, and iCloud. Hit jump to see the new features on for iWork across iOS and OS X.

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Gmail turns 10 today

April 1 isn’t just about the jokes and pranks. Exactly 10 years ago, Google launched Gmail in beta. It started out as an invite-only thing until 2007 and grew into one of the biggest free online email services. The Verge said it tried to set itself apart by offering bigger storage than Yahoo! Mail or Microsoft’s Hotmail and let users send out up to 25MB attachments in the beginning. It even made inbox search faster and arranged emails in a threaded conversation style.

Google lays down Pokémon challenge for April Fools’ Day

April Fools’ Day is still a few hours away but it’s already the April 1^st on the other side of the planet so Google’s latest prank involves the Pokémon world. This “new build” of Google Maps challenges you to find and catch all the creatures on your Pokédex in order to earn the Pokémon Master title. You can play along if you have the latest version of Maps on your iPhone or Android device. You just need to hit the search bar and tap on “Press start.” You only have until 2am on April 2 to catch them all though.

Source: Engadget

Microsoft announces plans to bring Outlook Web App to Android

It looks like Microsoft wants to make it easier for Android users to push for BYOD programs with its latest announcement. The U.S. tech company plans to bring Outlook Web App to Android later this year. The app will bring with it Office 365 features that may not be available in third-party email solutions. Outlook Web App has been available for iOS since last year. Android users just now have to wait a bit more to gain access and support for your Exchange-based email.

Source: Engadget