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New handhelds will have chips from Texas Instruments that allow users to view video clips and edit graphics-heavy presentations.
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Having Microsoft Office Mobile built-in means using Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote from your phone to create, edit and view documents.
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The Vidcie Tough pairs with smartphones or tablets to instantly view, edit or share video, and includes a variety of mounts and accessories for enhanced flexibility.
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The OutRide, when paired with the free OUTRIDE app, leverages the existing technology of the iPhone and gives users the ability to record, edit and immediately share their point-of-view, no matter how extreme the conditions.
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The recording unit features a 2-inch LCD screen to view footage in the field, edit video and make exposure control adjustments.
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It's also worth noting that Apple's Aperture application offers a similar mapping view, for those already using it to manage and edit photo galleries.
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Using Google Apps for Education along with thousands of web apps in the Chrome Web Store, students can easily create documents, edit spreadsheets, view multimedia videos, create slide show presentations and view PDF files.
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