Google Slides is a powerful tool for creating and viewing presentations on the web and iOS and Android smart devices. This free app features a variety of style and formatting features that can be used ...

Google has been aggressively pushing for its own space in the productivity market dominated by Microsoft Office and Apple's iWork. The search company's latest move is the introduction of its Slides ...

I have Microsoft 365 Basic and a full desktop license, so I get all the relevant PowerPoint features. It's clearly the better tool. Yet every time I need to make a presentation, I find myself opening ...

Until today, Google had free apps for making documents and spreadsheets on iOS: Google Docs and Google Sheets. To complete the trifecta, Google Slides has been released in the App Store for creating ...

Google announced today that it updated its Slides app, available for Android and iOS, to both support Google Cast and AirPlay. The update comes following the announcement of the Remote Display API ...

Google today launched a new Google Slides app for the iPhone to complement both Google Docs and Google Sheets, putting it in a position to better compete with business-oriented iOS software suites ...

Google's suite of productivity apps, comprised of Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, along with Gmail and Google Calendar, are among the most popular apps on the planet. Not only are they free to use, ...

Google has this week extended the range of applications available on Apple’s iOS devices and mobile operating system with the launch of their new Google Slides iOS application. The Google Slides iOS ...

Earlier this year, Google Slides — the company’s PowerPoint competitor — gained the ability to cast presentations to any screen with Chromecast or AirPlay. Today it’s expanding this feature by also ...

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