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Slideshow Remote turns iPhone into a unique remote control for PowerPoint

Slideshow Remote turns iPhone into a unique remote control for PowerPoint

Presenters can view and change slides from the palm of their hand with this perfect tool for business meetings and professional presentations

(PRWEB) July 26, 2010 — LogicInMind releases Slideshow Remote™ 2.0 for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Slideshow Remote is an easy-to-use and full-featured wireless remote control for Windows PowerPoint. This application displays slides on the mobile device and gives control of every aspects of the slide show. Slideshow Remote takes full advantage of the iPhone 4 high definition display, features an awesome iPad user interface and is one of the most advanced remote control for PowerPoint.

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Submitted by LogicInMind on January 26, 2011

iDos Emulator gets pulled a second time from the Appstore

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I’ve had wonderful memories when as a kid, I spent several blissful years with my IBM PC XT clone experimenting with Dos programming and played cutting edge games like Ultima IV , Wizardry, Autoduel and Star Control. The iDOS emulator ported by Fast Intelligence was able to deliver an unmatched wave of nostalgia and within a day of installing iDOS on my Ipad, I was trying out some of these classics again – mostly just to see them again in all their glory - 256 VGA colour and adlib sound.

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By Jek Suen Lee, January 21, 2011

Microsoft OneNote for iOS

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I spotted this over at Macrumors today. Microsoft released a version of OneNote for iOS today. It’s apparently only available through the US iTunes store and it’s free for a limited time. I just downloaded it while it’s free so I could have it for future use.

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By Louis Senecal, January 18, 2011

Berokyo 1.0 for iOS - Organization and Productivity on the Go!

Berokyo 1.0 for iOS - Organization and Productivity on the Go!

 

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Submitted by Think, Code, Release on January 14, 2011

PhatPad Discounted!

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I recently wrote a post about PhatPad and how it left me starry eyed for my Newton and it's handwriting recognition. Well I see now that they have cut their price in half for this weekend. So if you are quick on your feet, you can download it for $2.99 instead of $4.99. Hurry, bargains aren't forever.

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By Steve Overton, January 1, 2011

Publish your music in iTunes

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Ever since I got the music bug with my Magic Fiddle (.99) I've been wondering; so now that I can play some music on a virtual fiddle is that it?  Where can I go with that?

While my fiddling skills are still in development, the larger question for me was what can I do with music that I create; on my iMac, iPad or iPhone? 

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By John Painter, January 1, 2011

ToDo Discounted....Hurry

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By Steve Overton, December 31, 2010

The Newton's Back.....Well,Sort Of.

My heart went a'racing when I saw PhatWare release PhatPad ($4.99) for the iPad. The video shows how you can write on your iPad and have it recognize and transpose it into typed text.....just like my beloved Newton did.

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By Steve Overton, December 22, 2010

PocketCloud — free app lets you remotely access your desktop computer

The paid version of PocketCloud has been among the top-grossing apps in the App Store. And now a free version of PocketCloud is available that lets you access your Mac or PC remotely. The video shows how it works. The paid version adds a few features, such as a file browser.

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By Jim Karpen, December 17, 2010

SpeechMaker -- your personal teleprompter and speechwriting assistant

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A friend of mine has developed an app that I hope I never have to use: SpeechMaker. Seriously, I used to sort of enjoy giving public talks, especially in the early days of the Internet, when I was an evangelist for this new medium. Had I an occasion to give a talk today, I'd consider using SpeechMaker ($11.99). It sounds like an ideal tool. It gives you what you need to create, practice, hear, and give speeches. It comes with some famous speeches built in, including some with audio. The app lets you record and archive your speeches.

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By Jim Karpen, December 11, 2010

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