My favorite presentation remote is Stage Hand. It’s slick, it runs on my iTouch, and works wonderfully with Keynote. A few months ago I did a video review of one of the inital releases of Stage Hand and folks seemed to like it. Well, it’s changed so much over the last several releases I felt that the time had some to show people the new version. So here it is, Stage Hand 1.5 in all it’s glory.
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I watched the video; very nice.
Thanks for mentioning that you can set up a zero-conf network with the Mac, because I was thinking this wouldn’t be useful for me; we don’t have broadband at the church, so we don’t have a wifi router either.
I’m very tempted to purchase Stage Hand myself now… This would be awesome for my sermon presentations. (Duh.) I tend to forget to manually advance the slides once or twice during a message, but having my iTouch staring back at me would be a helpful reminder.
One thing to mention is that this does work only with Keynote. If you’re on a mac and not using Keynote then I can’t help you (I almost switched to mac just for Keynote).
Get it though, it’s worth it.
I bought it.
And I’m crazy impressed!
Can’t wait to try it out on Sunday… I just need to figure out that zero-conf deal.
Nevermind, I got that working too.
Thanks for the heads up on this awesome app!
NP – it’s most fun.