Apple Limits Access to iWork for iCloud Following 'Overwhelming Response' to Public BetaApple has begun limiting access to the iWork for iCloud beta for some users due to an "overhwhelming response", notes 9to5Mac. The company launched the beta to developers at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June before starting to invite non-developers in batches last month. Apple opened up access for all users last Friday, with that influx apparently pushing the service's current limits.Sorry... We've had an overwhelming response to Numbers for iCloud beta. Please check back soon. In the meantime, you can continue to store your spreadsheets in iCloud. iWork for iCloud is a browser-based implementation of Apple's iWork suite of productivity apps: Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. The service will work with Safari, Chrome and Internet Explorer, offering a native-like experience on machines and platforms that do not or can not have the full iWork apps installed. Recent Mac and iOS Blog Stories • Next-Generation iPad Mini Rear Shell Appears Again in New Photos • 'BioShock' and 'BioShock 2' for Mac on Sale for $9.99 Until September 3 • Dystopian Text-Based Puzzler 'Blackbar' Arrives in App Store • 1Password 4 Detailed for Mac, Adds iCloud Syncing, Encrypted Messaging and Custom Fields • Apple's First Brazilian Retail Store Reportedly Set for December Opening • Samsung Denied New Trial Over Apple's 'Bounce-Back' Patent • Expansive Photo Gallery Highlights Numerous Alleged iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C Parts • Shrinking iPhone Market Share in China Driving Case Makers Toward Apple Rivals
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