Taking your spreadsheets on the go does not mean you need an internet connection. Provided you have iTunes 9.1.1 or later (and an iPad, of course), you can simply share your iWork files between your Mac and iPad by using iTunes. You will lose any special fonts and some formatting on the iPad version, but it’s otherwise a fairly quick and painless process. Just follow these steps…

As reported at Appletell, the first TV ad for Apple’s iPad made it’s TV premiere during the Oscars. And you’re probably not surprised that the story doesn’t stop there. No, we actually gained some real information about the iBookstore, how documents may be stored on the iPhone, and a little more about the rumor that just won’t die, a front facing camera.

It was a high possibility that Apple would release a new version of iWork for 2010, but no one really saw iWork coming to the brand new Apple iPad. Well, that’s exactly what Steve Jobs just introduced live on stage. Pages, Numbers and Keynote will all be available on the iPad, each with its own new beautiful interface.