Apple makes iMovie and iPhoto free for new iOS 7 device purchases???

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Apple should have made the apps free for all devices eligible to be upgraded to iOS 7, in my opinion.

So this won't be free until you turn on a brand new 5s or 5C or I assume a device that has not been registered with apple ?


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But when you do a fresh restore,iTunes activates your iPhone again...so if I do a full restore to iOS 7,will I get them? (it even says "Activating iPhone,this make take a few minutes - or something like that)...
Really confused,Apple should make them free for all or release a new statement which describes the situation better.
 

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Yeah I feel your pain. But they are doing this to boost there sales.


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Yeah, I suppose, but I guess I'm underestimating the amount of people who actually use their iPhone for word processing, spreadsheet and presentations.
 

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So this won't be free until you turn on a brand new 5s or 5C or I assume a device that has not been registered with apple ?


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​That is my understanding at this time...:)
 

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Heh, heh.

Because, however good the 'idea' of being able to sync between devices and/or a real computer, the iWorks Suite is about as relevant to a majority of the business community (and just plain folks) as producing/saving things in Clarisworks or Microsoft Works. And assuming that iCloud is up and running or that Apple doesn't get bored with that online service - as they've done in the past.

Same holds true for Google Drive, BTW, but at least Google didn't make it pay to play on their Android OS.
 

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Yeah, I suppose, but I guess I'm underestimating the amount of people who actually use their iPhone for word processing, spreadsheet and presentations.

I am only a sample size of one, but as a public school teacher I make extensive use of these functions.
 

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Does anyone have iMovie for their iPhone? Is it a cool app, or is it hard to use on the 4 in screen?

I have iMovie on my 4S and it's not really hard to use but it could be a lot easier if the screen was wider. I think that would carry over to the 4" screen as well since it's not really any wider.
 

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Yeah I feel your pain. But they are doing this to boost there sales.


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So this won't be free until you turn on a brand new 5s or 5C or I assume a device that has not been registered with apple ?


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No it will be done during the setup process where somewhere around here there is a screenshot I posted showing that during setup it will pop up, you hit one button and it will download everything in one sweet package.
 

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No it will be done during the setup process where somewhere around here there is a screenshot I posted showing that during setup it will pop up, you hit one button and it will download everything in one sweet package.

I hope I can setup as new and download lol


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Copied straight from apple's site:

"iPhoto, iMovie, Keynote, Pages and Numbers are free on the App Store for qualifying iOS 7 compatible devices activated after September 1, 2013. See www.apple.ca/ios/whats-new/ for iOS 7 compatible devices. Downloading apps requires an Apple ID"


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Copied straight from apple's site:

"iPhoto, iMovie, Keynote, Pages and Numbers are free on the App Store for qualifying iOS 7 compatible devices activated after September 1, 2013. See www.apple.ca/ios/whats-new/ for iOS 7 compatible devices. Downloading apps requires an Apple ID"


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That's the key "activated " so no matter if you restore your device has already been activated


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