Spread the loveRemember the days of fumbling with a physical laser pointer, trying to hit the right spot on the screen while ...

These wireless presenter clickers feature laser pointers, slide controls and plug-and-play connectivity for PowerPoint, ...

Turn a Word doc into a slide deck, pull out key data points, spin up speaker notes… these are just some of the nifty tricks ...

A simple Bluetooth page-turning remote for Kobo e-readers built using an ESP32, two mechanical keyboard switches, and a rechargeable LiPo battery. The device acts as a Bluetooth HID keyboard and sends ...

Creating a self-running PowerPoint, as Microsoft calls it, can be a great addition to your company’s booth at conventions or industry-wide conferences. By featuring photos, infographics and key points ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you're interested in any of these hacks, know that some of them are serious DIY projects, and none are plug-and-play. You can achieve all ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Nintendo Wii was a revolution when it released all the way back in 2006, defying expectations and becoming one of the best-selling ...

Pen computing is extremely popular today, which involves digitizing handwritten information to create a digital version for use in various applications. The Digital Pen is one of the manifestations of ...

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra has made an unexpected change to its S Pen – it no longer supports Bluetooth connectivity. While the stylus retains its core writing and drawing capabilities, some advanced ...

Presentation software is a powerful tool in the workplace. It’s especially true for PowerPoint, the most popular presentation software. It helps freshen up lectures, organize information in an easily ...

Whether you are a student or a professor at school or deal with presentations regularly at your company, a presentation clicker offers the flexibility to move around the hall and control the slides ...

A staff and student perspective on how the Division of Psychiatry have used the interactive presentation software to encourage participation in live, online sessions, and its impact on assessment.