The new keynote Remote is tons better than the built in wireless remote control that comes with your Mac. I just bought this app from the iTunes store for 0.99 cents and for that amount – you get tons more in terms of presentation productivity.

You can choose either portrait or landscape mode for presenting. I personally prefer the landscape mode, allowing me to see the next slide in the presentation without having to turn my back. When viewing transitions like Smart Objects, going back to previous slides loads the previous object — which is kick ass! The former version of Keynote didn’t have this option.

The only downside is that the app doesn’t work when no WiFi network is available.

Check it out now — KEYNOTE REMOTE for Keynote ‘09 users at the iTunes store!

[image from Apple iTunes Store]

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If you’re one of the few kids who own a brand spankin’ new Nokia 5800 AND happen to own a Macintosh, you will probably notice that the Nokia iSync support site still doesn’t have a device driver for this phone. No worries, one will come soon. It always does. But in the meantime, you can check out tnkgrl’s self-developed iSync plugin which works just as fine!

Here’s a screenshot from my iSync profile. As you can see from the bottom, it recognizes the device!

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