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That's the thing, though...on a mobile device (even as big as the iPad), who can use all the bells and whistles? This isn't supposed to be a huge effort. Take
by makecheck 16y ago
That's the thing, though...on a mobile device (even as big as the iPad), who can use all the bells and whistles? This isn't supposed to be a huge effort.
Take PowerPoint, for example. It would be a step forward to be able to view any presentation file, but only edit certain things (like adding or editing titles and bullets). And have something like a template importer so that new presentations aren't completely plain. This would be worth downloading for a few bucks, and it wouldn't have 99% of the features of the original. Microsoft has to look beyond the, er, list of bullet points enumerating features, and focus on what's actually needed.
- glhaynes 16y agoWhat could they do, though? Make PowerPoint Viewer (with a few editing features) and sell it for, what, $2.99? That seems like a tough sell against $9.99 Keynote, though it could have some limited success. Still really not where I want to be on this platform if I'm used to dominating the office suite market with huge profits.