After updating some of its most popular apps Tuesday, Apple has made them available for free to all iOS and Mac users.
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According to Mac Rumors, iMovie, Garageband, Numbers, Keynote and Pages are all listed in the App Store.
Before Tuesday, the apps were only free for customers who purchased a new iOS device or Mac since August 2013.
So now, anyone with an older Apple device will also be able to download the software, which previously cost between $5 and $20, depending on the app.
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Here’s more about the now-free-to-all apps:
Pages: Apple's word processing app
Numbers: Apple's spreadsheet app
Keynote: Apple's presentation app
Garageband: Apple's music creation studio app
iMovie: Apple's video editing software app
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