HT1688 How come I cannot access the iCloud website on my iPhone Safari browser the way I access it and login on my MAC and PC?

The iCloud website featuring the new beta programs for Numbers, Pages and Keynote is available on my Safari browser on Mac and PC but not available on my ISO7 iPhone. Am I doing something wrong?

Because you can't. If you want to use those apps on your phone, download them from the app store.

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