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<p>Apple made its iWork and iLife app suites free for new hardware customers
back in 2013, but both Mac and iOS versions have still been sold as paid apps for customers who haven’t updated hardware. Now Apple is totally removing the price from its iWork and iLife apps and making both suites free for all Mac and iOS users.</p>
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iWork, GarageBand, and iMovie apps free for new customers on older devices
