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iPresernter gets the bit OK from Apple
iPresernter gets the bit OK from Apple
Another very useful application that is brought to us by Makayama has just been approved for sale in the App Store. Makayama is the creator of Voice Dial, the first all in one voice dialing application for the iPhone. iPresenter allows you to wirelessly control your Powerpoint applications in ...
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iPhone Buzz Week in Review - Week 45 2008
Top iPhone News — ... iPresenter is now available in the App Store for those who are looking for a very useful application to help with PowerPoint presentations. iPresenter wirelessly controls your PowerPoint presentations and even gives you a preview of the next slide so you don’t have to look  at the screen to see which slide is presented.  The application ...

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