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I believe iWorks is developed in Pittsburgh (or something like that). Some of the token-recognition code (e.g. detecting calendar events in free text) was devel

I believe iWorks is developed in Pittsburgh (or something like that). Some of the token-recognition code (e.g. detecting calendar events in free text) was developed in France. So I'm not sure it's entirely true that this is the first non-Cupertino dev center.

ugh 15y ago
I know it's not as central to their business as flash memory, but as far as I know all their music software is still being developed in Germany. (Apple bought a German software company to get pro audio tools.)
reid 15y ago
That's true: Apple has an engineering office on the CMU campus.