With Keynote and Powerpoint you can control your presentations from your iPhone or an iPod Touch, but how do you do this with Lotus Symphony ?
It's pretty simple all you need to do is install the Logitech Touch Mouse application, on your PC (or Mac), install the Logitech Touch Mouse Application from the Apple App Store onto your iPhone or iPod Touch and create a peer to peer (or adhoc) wireless network between your iPhone/iPod Touch and your Desktop.
The Logitech Touch Mouse application turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless trackpad and keyboard for your computer, so you can point, click, scroll and type from afar, in any application, on a Mac or PC. It works via WiFi, so if you either have to connect to an existing WiFi network or set-up your own peer to peer (or adhoc) WiFi.
Once you have done this you can use your iPhone/iPod Touch to control your Lotus Symphony presentation.
As it turns your iPhone / iPod Touch into a trackpad/keyboard, it can control any Windows or Mac application, and the best part about it is its free!
More information on the Logitech Touch Mouse application can be found here
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