For the past couple of decades, there have been two heavy hitters in terms of presentation software: Microsoft’s PowerPoint and Apple’s Keynote.
Paste is a new app from acclaimed iOS app developer FiftyThree.
It’s basically a PowerPoint replacement, but with added emphasis on beauty, collaboration, and on its iOS apps.
It’s worth a try if you want easy-to-use software to put together a presentation deck.
For the past couple of decades, there have been two heavy hitters in terms of presentation software: Microsoft’s PowerPoint, and Apple’s Keynote.
But presentation software is designed to produce a final slideshow presentation; it’s not a working document for teams working on creative tasks like app design or marketing.
Now, a popular indie developer is taking a new shot to make presentation software, with special emphasis on working with multiple people and working on the iPad. It’s called Paste.
I got a short demo of Paste from Georg Petschingg, the CEO of FiftyThree.
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