Microsoft Unveils a PowerPoint Replacement | Inc.com



Microsoft Unveils a PowerPoint Replacement | Inc.com

Microsoft Unveils a PowerPoint Replacement The tech titan is rolling out its new presentation app, Sway, to compete with the increasingly popular Prezi. Advertisement We can't even remember the last time we saw someone under 30 fire up a PowerPoint instead of a Prezi when giving a talk. Microsoft hopes to put the kibosh on that with  Microsoft Sway , its new presentation app. Sway lets you drag and drop photos, videos, files from your computer, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or cloud storage. It works via a web browser or an app for your phone, and the presentation is stored on the web. Microsoft announced Sway in October and on  Monday offered an update , giving preview invites to various journalists, including us. We played around a little with Sway and can confirm that it is remarkably easy to use. It has some nice features like "change my mood," which lets you choose a new layout, background, and fonts.

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