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Preso.tv: A really easy way of sharing presentation slides worldwide in real-time

Dec09
by on December 9, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

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This article is brought to you by Preso.tv: a hassle-free way to broadcast, view, and share retina-quality presentations in real-time, anywhere in the world.

Presentations are as popular as ever, but the way we consume them is changing. Once the preserve of lecture halls and boardrooms, they’re now increasingly viewed in multiple locations at once online. How do you make sure everyone is on the same page? Preso.tv. Preso.tv lets you broadcast, view, and share Retina-quality presentations on smartphones, tablets, and computers in real-time, anywhere in the world via a Web browser or dedicated iOS app. If you’re the one sharing a presentation you simply upload it in PowerPoint, Word or PDF format. You can do this from the website or by sharing from…

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Preso.tv: A really easy way of sharing presentation slides worldwide in real-time

Dec09
by on December 9, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

presotv

This article is brought to you by Preso.tv: a hassle-free way to broadcast, view, and share retina-quality presentations in real-time, anywhere in the world.

Presentations are as popular as ever, but the way we consume them is changing. Once the preserve of lecture halls and boardrooms, they’re now increasingly viewed in multiple locations at once online. How do you make sure everyone is on the same page? Preso.tv. Preso.tv lets you broadcast, view, and share Retina-quality presentations on smartphones, tablets, and computers in real-time, anywhere in the world via a Web browser or dedicated iOS app. If you’re the one sharing a presentation you simply upload it in PowerPoint, Word or PDF format. You can do this from the website or by sharing from…

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Uber’s woes continue as Thailand deems some of its services illegal

Dec09
by on December 9, 2014 at 1:34 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia

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The expression ‘when it rains, it pours’ fits Uber’s taxi service at the moment. Its latest problem is that elements of its business in Thailand have been ruled illegal, according to The Wall Street Journal. Following concerns raised last week, the director-general of the Land Transport department Teerapong Rodprasert told the WSJ that some of Uber’s operations are illegal in the country because the company uses private hire cars to carry out its business, rather than licensed taxis. Rodprasert clarified that the service hasn’t actually been banned from operating though. In Bangkok, it offers its UberX and UberBlack services, whereas in Phuket (where it…

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Bop.fm launches iOS app to help you find music across streaming services

Dec09
by on December 9, 2014 at 1:20 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Bop.fm, Insider, Music, services, streaming

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Bop.fm, the music streaming app that pulls from multiple streaming services so you can listen to any track has today unveiled its new iOS app so you can listen on the go. The big selling point of Bop.fm is that it makes music “shareable again” by letting users share music on its service no matter where they are in the globe. When you share a Bop.fm track, it uses whatever service is available to get it playing for the end user. Bop’s new iPhone app brings that experience to mobile and sources tracks from services like Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube so users…

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Blackphone details incoming features for PrivatOS and a new privacy-focused app store

Dec09
by on December 9, 2014 at 12:16 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Updates

Privacy and security-focused device maker Blackphone has today detailed a number of updates due to land for its PrivatOS early next year. Central to the changes is the concept of ‘Spaces’ – secure, self-contained areas of the device for apps, data and accounts. This allows each user to create whichever Spaces they need, such as split ‘work’ and ‘personal’ spaces, or a kid-friendly area for when the little one wants to play with your phone. A ‘Silent Space’ is included by default and and includes the company’s ‘Silent Suite’ of encrypted communications apps. Alongside the introduction of ‘Spaces’, Blackphone also announced…

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