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Now, let us make one thing clear here about this Google Slides tool. It is a poor man’s PowerPoint; therefore, users should not go in expecting a lot of cool features. What you see is what you’ll get, ...

While your presentation shows up thoroughly on a laptop, TV, monitor, or projector, the default landscape orientation doesn't play well on smartphones. If you plan to give a quick presentation on a ...

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You’ll be taken back to your Google chat session. Click the blue right-pointing arrow to the right of the chat box; a panel ...

Not every PowerPoint presentation needs to be displayed in a linear way. Even though the basic PowerPoint presentation style moves forward from one slide to the next, you may sometimes prefer to move ...

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If you want to import a Canva presentation or design into Google Slides, here is how you can do that. This guide will help you go through the entire process to import and edit Canva presentations on ...

Open a presentation in Chrome, then record with video inset as you present for up to 30 minutes. Google Slides now lets you record a presentation with inset video from your webcam. Each recording may ...

Unlike generic slide generators, Neo is the first Agentic AI for presentations—it doesn’t just make slides, it mirrors your ...

With the brand new version of Spark Video, Adobe continues to lure consumers into photographer and designer territory via its creative mobile and web apps. The Spark collection, featuring the newly ...

Modern presentation apps like Keynote and PowerPoint still encourage you to think in terms of “slides”: discrete, isolated objects to be presented one after the other, as though we were still using ...