Apple Keynote

Apple Keynote is a product by Apple Inc. that is categorized as a presentation software, which is a part of the iWork suite for Macintosh computers. It is a program designed to show or display a presentation for office, business, school or other institution related uses. The latest version of this product is Keynote 5.1.1 which was launched last December 1 of 2011. It comes with new features such as themes, animations and transitions, along with the function to manage slideshow using an iPod Touch or iPhone via a separate application called the Keynote Remote, which can be connected through Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Presentations are created using Keynote with the tools that enable a user to choose fonts, text size, colors, as well as add tables, charts and graphs. It is also capable of exporting some standard file formats such as JPEG, PNG and TIFF on images, PDF, QuickTime, XML and video files like MPEG-2 and DV. Other features included are the dual monitor support, and OpenGL operated 3D slide transitions.

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Apple Keynote 5.1

Apple Keynote 5.1 is a 2011 version of Keynote, which is a presentation software that is under the iWork suite. It is actually the 21st version released by Apple in July 20, 2011. This version has the basic features and functions but with new and improved tools, such as the Mac OS X Lion support, auto save capability, resume, full-screen view, and character picker. It also has improved compatibility with Microsoft Office from Windows computers. Another new tool included is the Anvil and Fall Apart. A newer version succeeded Keynote 5.1, which is now the Keynote 5.1.1, launched last December 1, 2011. Added feature on this version is the ability to address troubleshooting issues during a current use of the software on Mac OS X Lion. It also has improved accessibility and stability. Both the Keynote 5.1 and 5.1.1 have the functionality with Keynote Remote application to control or manage slideshowing using either the iPod Touch or iPhone.

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