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Writen in 2009
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Related article:
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Let’s say you’ve decided to use iPhone as a remote controler for your Keynote. Two most popular apps for iPhone are Keynote Remote and Stage Hand. (For PowerPoint try i-Clikr Lite).
I have Stage Hand (ver. 1.5.9.) and Keynote Remote (ver 1.1.).
Both programs allow you to use Presenter Display on iPhone.
What is distinct?
- The appearance of Presenter Display and options for changing Portrait and Landscape position.
- Possibilities to control the presentation.
- Stage Hand (ver 1.5.9.) works only with Keynote’09, Keynote Remote works with Keynote’08 as well.
- Price: Keynote Remote costs € 0.79, Stage Hand € 5.99.
This is a comparison of Features that are important to me :
Keynote Remote (KR)
http://www.apple.com/iwork/keynote/ # remote
My review: https://www.tangens.si/2009/02/02/keynote-remote/
- Praise: connecting computer and iPhone is easy, in Portrait mode we can see the image of current slide and if we are careful, we can check which slide (build) comes next.
- I wish: more possibilities to control the presentation (the most important for me is “Blank Screen” key, obviouslly Apple thinks we don’t need it, because Apple Remote lacks that feature, too) ; you have to manually switch Portrait and Landscape view of the Presenter Display.
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Stage Hand (SH) (ver. 1.5.9.):
http://www.wooji-juice.com/products/stagehand/index.html
My review: https://www.tangens.si/2009/02/02/stage-hand/
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- Praise: “Blank Screen” key, Skip to slide menu; arrows for changing slides in Portrait mode, automatic switch between Portrait and Landscape Presenter Display; the same look of the Presenter Display on both devices, highlighter, vibro alarm.
- Suggestions: I wish I could see slide preview in Portrait mode, and I wish Info key wouldn’t immediately cancel the slide show (sometimes you can hit the Info key by accident).