2screens presentation expert update#
2screens presentation expert Bluetooth#

Please open this video on YouTube to see how it works. There is an integrated speaker timer for keeping track of presentation duration.

2screens presentation expert Bluetooth#

The app auto-disable idle timer when bluetooth connection is established so as to prevent losing connection with the Presentation app. This app is NOT a general-purpose remote control for other iPad apps as it only works with the 2Screens apps. Starting from v1.6, Wi-Fi connection is supported. Please note that this app cannot be used on first generation iPhone and first／second generation iPod Touch. In addition, this app can also be run on all iPad models in case you would like to use iPad as a remote controller for another one. In this regard, the app works on iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 and 3rd/4th/5th generation iPod Touch which support Bluetooth 2.1. Even my Apple Bluetooth keyboard won't.which makes zero sense.Īnother poster was absolutely correct.call it 'Keynote Lite' or something.but, make it clear this is a presentation program that does not meet the needs of the vast majority of presenters.With this app installed, your iPhone can serve as a remote control for the iPad apps '2Screens - Presentation Expert' or '2Screens LE' for switching among slides/tabs, moving the ‘laser pointer’, as well as enabling/suppressing display on the external screen when the iPad is connected with a projector or LCD monitor.ĢScreens Remote communicates with the iPad presentation apps through Bluetooth. And, by the way, the 'Bluetooth mouse' you mentioned is an inferior tool in presentation technology to either an RF remote connected by USB OR the Apple program for the iPhone.įor your info.I called Apple tech support PRIOR to purchasing the iPad and was told it WOULD connect with my iPhone and use the Apple program 'Remote' to advance slides. I never indicated that I hoped to use it as a 'regular laptop.' I have one of those, too. Who on earth stands by their laptop, iPad, projector w/memory stick, or anything anymore? There is also now '2Screens Remote' for iPhone/iPod Touch that works via Bluetooth for moving slides forward, back, go to a certain page. It mirrors iPad to projector (slides show on the iPad) and has a built-in web browser. It's like saying we have a presentation program.but, we forgot to tell you.it doesn't support text. I use '2Screens - Presentation Expert' rather than Keynote. I'm suggesting that ANY presentation program on ANY piece of equipment should make remote advancing of slides possible. I really don't need a lecture about the purposes of an iPad, thank you very much.

Even more likely there may be an iPhone/iPod app that may remotely advance iPad slides, but this will likely require them both to be talking via a WiFi router in the room.īruce Robbie asked: 'Does the iPad case have a strap for secure single hand holding?' Edwin Lam, developer of the app 2Screens Presentation Expert, shows how you can add these features.

2screens presentation expert update#

The update includes a number of improvements but two features are still missing a good size slide preview and the ability to include presenter’s notes.

Having said that, give it some time - perhaps Apple will add this feature at some point, but I don't know if I would hold my breath. Apple’s Keynote presentation program for the iPad was recently updated. If you really need the services of a laptop and a bluetooth mouse, books are cheap. With this app installed, your iPhone can serve as a remote control for the iPad apps 2Screens - Presentation Expert or 2Screens LE for switching among. I'm sorry some of you bought this so early and were hoping to use it as a regular laptop, as it's not one. Outside of the iPad - the demo clearly indicated it was set up to use *the iPad itself* to hook up to a projector (not wirelessly) and be the presenter's screen (like a giant remote), with the projector getting the presentation output.

Geez, I watched the same SteveNote and didn't see anything in there that gave me the impression that you'd be able to remotely advance Keynote slides from something Since its launch in mid 2010, '2Screens - Presentation Expert' has always been one of the best-selling iPad apps specialized for conducting presentations.