Nexus 4, which is a collaboration of Google and LG, represents the pinnacle of Android hardware and software. It runs Android 4.2 on quad-core 1.5GHz processor smoothly as butter and has a vibrant screen that is second to none. The screen is invisible when off – but when it lights up, you're treated to 4.7-inches of True HD IPS Plus beauty. That's 768 x 1280 pixels with a pixel density of 318. It is razor sharp – blowing Retina out of the water and we'll venture it is one of the best we've seen on a handset.
It's sleeker in body, which is 133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm and weighs 139 g. The battery lasts all day (and into the next), while the system responds to every gesture instantaneously, without a hiccup.
Nexus 4 is priced – almost unbelievably – at £239 ($299/AU$349) for the 8GB version and £279 ($349/AU$480) for 16GB, even cheaper than the year old Nexus.
To play powerpoint on Nexus 4, here are three methods for you.
Method 1: Download and install office apps from Google Play
If you search "powerpoint" or "office" in Google Play, many apps will be listed. Choose the free or not free version to play powerpoint on Nexus 4. Here are top 6 android powerpoint viewers I collected. Hope you would like them.
Method 2: View powerpoint as image slide by slide
To play simple slideshow, like album, you can save slides as images and use the pre-installed image viewer to show your slideshow.
Method 3: Play the most completely powerpoint slideshow perfectly
PowerPoint files made by Microsoft PowerPoint on Windows includes rich elements, such as embedded audio, video, animations and so on. The office apps in Method 1 are not able to show these things smoothly. In this case, convert powerpoint to video, containing every details in original file. Then play the output video on Nexus 4 easily. This article will tell you how to convert powerpoint to video.
