IPhone 6 Plus are larger, of higher resolution and offer better keyboard functionality than any previous Apple handset, it stands to reason that productivity will also improve. Folks considering the iWork suite, for example, to be a non-starter on the stuffy iPhone 5s canvas will be able to get their fill one of the newer models, and as per an Apple training document, both the 64GB and 128GB models of each new iPhone will get iWork and iLife apps installed as standard.
Those purchasing the 16GB edition of either the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus will not have the apps pre-installed, according to 9to5Mac, although will have the option to do so after they’ve activated their device. From Apple’s point of view, it makes sense to bundle some of its flagship applications onto those devices that have the real estate to facilitate them, although here’s to hoping that while 16GB users can grab them if they want, those paying more for the more spacious handsets can also remove them at their own discretion.