Google launches PowerPoint clone
Don Day September 17th, 2007
Google is edging further and further into Microsoft’s bread-and-butter office software with the launch of Google Presentations. Presentations is part of the online Docs suite (which already includes a word processor and spreadsheet maker). I loaded up the program and quickly went about creating a slide. The software also imports .ppt files, and allows online collaboration. A “souped up” version will be sold for $50 to governments, businesses and the like.
Related: IBM will offer a free office software bundle called “Lotus Symphony”
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1. Hussman | September 19th, 2007 at 5:55 am
I really like Google Docs. Their word processor still needs some work, but it nice to know I can access or collaborate with other on a document.
We used Google spreadsheet for our online fantasy football draft this year and it worked slick!
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