Google Docs Adds Microsoft Powerpoint Equivalent

September 24, 2007 by Jimson Lee

Last June, I gave 10 reasons Why I loved Google.

Then I showed how Gmail can view Microsoft Powerpoint slides.

Now, Google Docs have added a web based Microsoft Powerpoint equivalent. The new name of Google Docs replaces the old name of Google Docs & Spreadsheets.

In short, users can:

Create and keep presentations in one place on the web that’s accessible anytime, from any Internet connected computer.
Manage, update and share presentations with colleagues by sending them a simple email invitation.
Edit together online and in real-time, or contribute at different times to the same presentation on the web.
Present and control slide shows for all viewers over the web, with no special setup required. Chat with viewers in real-time via integrated chat.
Import existing presentations to get started quickly.
Quickly publish presentations to the general public or individuals of their choice.

And it’s all free, of course.

Share and Enjoy

Free Speedendurance.com Newsletter:

Sign up for the free Speedendurance.com newsletter. It contains a quick summary of the best articles since the last newsletter, product reviews and discounts to various sports related vendors, and it may contain controversial topics that I cannot post publicly on this Blog. Your email address will be kept confidential and won't be shared. Easily unsubscribe at any time. Newsletters are sent about once a month.