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Presentations from your Smartphone

I've never been a fan of giving PowerPoint presentations from my phone - I like more control over the program I'm using to give the presentation. However, with MightyMeeting I might just have to give it another try. MightyMeeting has a different take on the whole "presentation by smartphone" thing: instead of loading the presentation on your phone, you upload it to the MightyMeeting server. You can then send your attendees a link to the file when you're ready to present - but it's actually a link to the presentation that you can control remotely from your phone. When you move slides on your phone, it changes on everyone else's computer. This service is designed more for presentations to remote attendees, but there's no reason why you can't use it for a live presentation, and use your phone as a remote control - you'll need an Internet connection, though. I think MightyMeetings is great for people who frequently give the same presentation (or series of presentations), but don't necessarily want to be sitting in an office or at home in front of the computer all the time. The app is available both for iPhone and Android, or as a web app within a smartphone browser.

Full post as published by Inter Alia on February 08, 2010 (boomark / email).