#Review moxtra full#

#Review moxtra full#

Founded by veterans of Cisco's WebEx division, the app is built around the concept of a shelf full of virtual binders, each one collecting whatever you need for that project, topic or area of interest. That gap of daylight between pure presentation form and remember-everything functionality is where you'll find Moxtra, a new iPad app and suite of cloud services launching today. Neither of those approaches provides a full annotation layer atop the content, with highlights and text notes in context rather than off to the side.īy subscribing, you are agreeing to Engadget's Terms and Privacy Policy. If you go with something like Sliderocket, you get a slick presentation with powerful sharing options, narration, analytics and web meetings built in, but you are locked into the slide format no arbitrary media and shifting content. If you want to build out a collaborative project book with the ability to include movies, sounds, PDFs, comments and annotations in an indexed 'everything bucket' and share it selectively, you could do that in Evernote - but you give up the ability to set a specific, front-to-back order and a solid presentation layer or web meeting front-end, or record your own narration to go with the show. There's a bit of daylight between these platforms, though. And if you're organizing your thoughts into notebook form, fan-favorite Evernote has your back. A document or a spreadsheet: Google Drive, Dropbox, Box.com, Dolly Drive or Egnyte. Got a presentation deck to show? You can go full-on web meeting with Webex, GoToMeeting, or Fuze Meeting to create the content and share it smoothly, Slideshare or Sliderocket will serve, as would either Google or Microsoft's online presentation framework. In the ultra-cloud, post-PC era, we do not lack for ways to share our stuff.