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In today's video, I will show you a must-have iOS application you can use for FREE in order to do PowerPoint / Keynote or Screen presentations from your iPhone / iPad directly to the big screen, and even via the Internet using the premium plan. AirDroid allows you to easily share your device's screen and present your projects via a projector, a computer screen, or even in-browser with no app installed.
As long as the device you try to project your screen to has a browser and internet access, you can easily cast to that screen via the internet without having to install any application on that projector/screen. You can present from both Android and iOS devices, and you can even control the device keyboard and touch screen remotely using the program so that you advance your presentation or switch to a different application without even touching your phone.
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