presentations

When it comes to presentation creation, PowerPoint and Keynote remain the de facto tools by incumbent advantage. PowerPoint has more than 1 billion installs and 500 million users alone, thanks to Micr

PowerPoint may still dominate the landscape for presentations in many people’s minds, but some might say that legacy status also makes Microsoft’s software ripe for disruption. Now, a star

Google is launching Slides Q&A today, a new feature for Slides, its PowerPoint competitor. With Slides Q&A, presenters can get questions and general feedback from their audience — and

A number of startups over the years have tried to reinvent PowerPoint with services that made it easier or quicker to create a slideshow presentation. Newly launched SketchDeck is taking a different a

Israeli startup Roojoom, a recent graduate of the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator, has closed a $600,000 seed round, from 2B Angels and private investors. The startup, which was founded a year ago

Presentation software startup Haiku Deck is finally bringing its software to the iPhone, after a successful run on the iPad. The smaller screen version of the app offers full access to your Haiku Deck

In a world where many eyes have glazed over at the thought of PowerPoint presentations, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.prezi.com">Prezi</a>, a startup that lets you create presentations online wi

A small, Shanghai-based startup called <a target="_blank" href="http://slideidea.com/">SlideIdea</a> made its official debut at TechCrunch Disrupt's Startup Alley this past week, with a new take on pr

Haiku Deck, the iPad-based presentation tool that aims to be both simpler and more effective than Microsoft's cumbersome desktop PowerPoint software, today unveiled version 2.1, which adds a number of

We've covered Seattle-based Haiku Deck's iPad-based presentation tool in the past, and come away impressed. The mobile native PowerPoint killer lets anyone create attractive presentations quickly usin