Introducing Haiku Deck 4.0 by Team Haiku Deck

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Seattle, WA -- April 28, 2016 -- Haiku Deck today announced the first truly native tool for creating presentations on iPhone. This new version of the award-winning mobile-first presentation app makes it possible for 700MM+ iPhone users worldwide to create stunning visual presentations right on their mobile devices. Haiku Deck for iPhone makes it easy to create and present in any setting, whether it’s giving a quick elevator pitch on your phone, meeting a client at a coffee shop, prepping for a meeting on the go, or delivering a keynote address to a crowd.

Introducing Haiku Deck 4.0

Published on Apr 22, 2016

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Haiku Deck 4.0

Create, Edit, Share on iPhone

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Create, edit, and share stunning decks on iPhone.

Create stunning presentations anytime, anywhere: Whether you’re crafting your big idea, getting ready for a client meeting or sharing insights from a trade show, inspiration can strike at any time. Haiku Deck for iPhone unlocks your presentation superpowers no matter where or when you need to get the job done.

Edit your presentations on the go: Haiku Deck presentations are always in the cloud, across devices. Last-minute changes while you’re Ubering to the big meeting? Not a problem with Haiku Deck 4.0.

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Select multiple images from your iPhone camera roll to instantly create Haiku Decks

Instantly create presentations from your camera roll: Haiku Deck 4.0 lets you select multiple photos from your iPhone camera roll to instantly create a presentation using your own images.

Built-in Teleprompter shows your speaker notes on your phone

Built-in Teleprompter: Use your iPhone as a “teleprompter” to view slide notes as you present. The audience sees the slides, you see your talking points.

Dictate slide notes & content with Voice-to-Text

Dictate with Voice-to-Text: No need to tap in your slide notes or bullet points on a tiny keyboard. Just tap the microphone button on the touch keyboard and Haiku Deck does the heavy lifting for you.

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