Microsoft has recently sent an update to its PowerPoint application, Microsoft's presentation software, to the App Store, allowing afterwards the use of the Apple Watch as a remote control for PowerPoint, extremely useful for those who are handled with presentations daily, what better than to use a device that you always carry with you for it.
This function will allow you to control the slides that are running from the iPhone, such as the start and the navigation between them. Running presentations from the iPhone is extremely easy and useful thanks to Air Play, with which we can see the presentations that we have saved on our device on the screen. In addition, from the clock we can see in real time both the number of the current slide, as well as the number of total remaining slides, as well as the time elapsed since the beginning of the presentation, helping us to make them perfect and in their proper measure.
Currently only the remote control is available for the iOS version of PowerPoint, definitely for iPhone and iPad, But it is only a matter of time, and considering how seriously Microsoft is taking its application platform for iOS, it will be a short time. In addition, PowerPoint for iOS has after the update the ability to create and edit comments on slides, on the other hand, Word has suffered a slight but welcome improvement in errors and performance.
In another third of things, Microsoft's Sway Office interactive slideshow maker application has also been updated to offer the ability to create interactive graphics.. Microsoft is certainly on top with iOS, and seeing the work with the Outlook App (which has made Apple Mail faithful like me switch to its application) it is clear that Microsoft is going to be a player to take into account in the apps party.