“Keynote is more streamlined than PowerPoint, but I didn’t notice many major features missing. Selecting a theme for a slide presentation, adding additional slides and then editing and arranging these was not at all a problem. The software’s main work area is cleaner and better organized than PowerPoint’s, and I had no difficulty editing and modifying my slide designs… Why don’t they truly beard the lion and release a version of Keynote for the Windows user? Fighting hegemony still has its appeals, and the office-application arena is a good place to start,” writes Mark Kellner in his article, “Keynote looks to challenge Microsoft,” for The Washington Times. Full article here.