While Apple was developing well
separated its applications for Mac OS
for several months between the two operating systems.
Thus, two native Mac OSPreview and TextEdit,
are under development for iOSand should arrive with
iOS 8or, at the latest, by the end of the year. It is
iCloudwho should be responsible for making the bridge
between the two systems:
As a reminder, or for those who don't have a Mac, Preview allows
to open images or PDF files while TextEdit is a simple
text editor. Both applications are present natively in Mac OS
and can store documents oniCloud. Ces
files could soon beread, without being able to be modified,
from their namesakes on iOS. Development is only in its infancy
beginnings and it is not yet certain that the final version will be available at
time of the release of iOS 8, but Apple is doing what it takes to ensure that they
be released by the end of the year at the latest.
Finally, Apple continues to seek to better disseminate and integrate its solution
in the cloud in order to generalize file management in the most efficient way
transparent as possible. We think in particular ofdevelopment tools
simplified in order to integrateiCloudin
third-party apps.
We will certainly have the opportunity to talk about it again between now and the presentation.
d’iOS 8which should take place in June during the
WWDC developers conference.
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