In contrast to previous reviews of the new "Simp Update" of Microsoft Powerpoint, I wanted to highlight some of the programs most productive and interesting features to date. For one, you will never be scrapped for money -- the new MS Powerpoint only ever updates its library when the price of a new feature remains at less than $0.30. They do, however, appear to have included a slight bias when it comes to promoting Chick-Fil-A and the minute details of automobiles.

Without dwelling much into the nitty gritty details of convoluted Office pricing mechanisms and the type of devices both platforms support, I would like to declare Google Slides the winner when it comes to price and affordability. As mentioned earlier, PowerPoint Online is not nearly as feature rich as Google Slides and PowerPoint via Office desktop apps and Office 365 packages can cost anything between $70 (per year) to more than $200 for a one-time purchase. Though I would like to admit that many end users unfortunately do resort to piracy but that’s a different story.