Apple has released new iCloud versions of iWork for iOS and iPhoto to developers.
iWork for iOS beta apps
Posted: Aug 1, 2011
Download a pre-release version of iWork for iOS. (iOS Developer Program membership is required)
iPhoto 9.2 beta 2
Posted: Aug 1, 2011
If you wish to test Photo Stream on a Mac, you must install iPhoto 9.2 beta 2.
IMPORTANT: The iPhoto update will replace your current version of iPhoto. It is strongly recommended that you work on a test/development system ONLY when using this release. This release will not open libraries created using the first developer release. You can create a new library or open an existing library created in an earlier version of iPhoto. Before opening an existing library, make a backup copy first. You will not be able to revert the system to an earlier version of iPhoto without doing a clean install of Mac OS X and reinstalling iPhoto either from your original installation DVD or by downloading from the Mac App Store. Please note that libraries from this developer release will be incompatible with earlier versions of iPhoto. Review the iPhoto 9.2 Release Notes for more information.
Developers can get the new software from here. Apple also launched iCloud.com for developers today. You can check out some screenshots of the new site here.
iWork for iOS beta apps
Posted: Aug 1, 2011
Download a pre-release version of iWork for iOS. (iOS Developer Program membership is required)
iPhoto 9.2 beta 2
Posted: Aug 1, 2011
If you wish to test Photo Stream on a Mac, you must install iPhoto 9.2 beta 2.
IMPORTANT: The iPhoto update will replace your current version of iPhoto. It is strongly recommended that you work on a test/development system ONLY when using this release. This release will not open libraries created using the first developer release. You can create a new library or open an existing library created in an earlier version of iPhoto. Before opening an existing library, make a backup copy first. You will not be able to revert the system to an earlier version of iPhoto without doing a clean install of Mac OS X and reinstalling iPhoto either from your original installation DVD or by downloading from the Mac App Store. Please note that libraries from this developer release will be incompatible with earlier versions of iPhoto. Review the iPhoto 9.2 Release Notes for more information.
Developers can get the new software from here. Apple also launched iCloud.com for developers today. You can check out some screenshots of the new site here.