Optimus G Pro is a large screen smartphone produced by LG. It’s also the company’s first handset with the trendy Full HD 1920 x 1080 screen resolution. Now this model is available in Japan and Korea, it’s expected to roll out in North America in Q2 2013 as well.
Specs
For specifications, the LG Optimus G Pro sports a 5.5-inch Full HD display with 1080 x 1920 pixels and 401ppi. Its high pixel density is one of the best you can currently get. The phone is powered by a 1.7 GHz quad-core Snapdragon processor, which is fast enough for daily use. It has 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of ROM (with microSD slot up to 64 GB). As to cameras, the rear camera has 13MP and supports 1080p video shooting. The front facing one has 2.1 MP. A giant 3140 mAh battery is equipped with the phone to provide longer standby time.
Highlights
- Very light and compact for the screen size
- Flexible design lets you add memory or swap the battery
- Programmable QButton and an IR blaster allow more usage scenarios
- Good camera with HDR video abilities
- Large 3140 mAh battery
Play PowerPoint on LG Optimus G Pro
It’s an enjoyment for watching HD movies and playing games on a phone with such a large HD screen and fast CPU. Besides entertainments, how about doing office work on the phone? Let’s say, how to watch PowerPoint on LG Optimus G Pro? For a handset that runs Android, there are actually several ways to watch PPT. For instance, we can use Office apps or convert PowerPoint to PDF. However, by using these 2 methods, some special effects like background music, transitions, and animations will be totally removed. In order to display PPT on the handset with effects remained, we can convert PowerPoint to Optimus G Pro suitable videos at first, then transfer the videos to the phone.
Today I saw a friend’s tweet, from which he asked “how can I use different themes in the same PowerPoint file”. Well, usually when we create PowerPoint, we use a theme to customize and decorate it. We can make a theme by ourselves, choose a build-in one or import one from other PowerPoint files.
Then is it possible to use different themes in one PowerPoint file? The answer is YES. I've just tried to do this in PowerPoint 2010. Here’s the simple step-by-step process:
Open PowerPoint file with PowerPoint 2010. You can see all the slides are using the same theme.
Click to select a slide (or select multiple slides by pressing Ctrl key). For instance, I choose 3 slides here. Then click Design tab in the toolbar. Different Themes are shown below.
Move your mouse over these themes and stay on them, you can see the preview. Remember just don’t click on the theme now, otherwise all slides would be applied.
When you have made your choice, just right-click on the theme and choose Apply to Selected Slides from the drop-down menu.
Now the theme of 3 slides has been changed to a new one. You can easily change different themes in a PowerPoint file in this way.
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