KeynoteUser is proud to announce the release of Elemental, a Keynote theme based on the four elements in nature. Sporting 4 brightly colored, gradient backed themes (plus a 5th, alternate bonus color) in all the standard presentation sizes (including HD) Elemental was built to show off your content without getting in the way.

Jumsoft, developer of high-quality applications for Mac OS X, recently expanded its Goodies bundle of free products. The company enhanced its Goodies collection with five Sandvox Web site designs, nine Numbers templates, and a set of 500 photos and images for Keynote presentations. All Goodies products are available on Jumsoft’s Web site free of charge, giving users new ways of getting the best from their Macs.

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iPresentee, the developer of add-ons for Apple’s iWork and iLife applications, recently released Keynote Themes for iPad to be used with Apple’s iPad Keynote presentation application.

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Keynote Zone is pleased to announce a Desktop Keynote theme. Based on an actual wooden desktop covered with graph papger, the theme includes 30 layouts, custom designed charts and tables.

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Reader Aleks Enne sent us a link to a new Keynote file he created for users to build iPad app mockups using Keynote. Since the file isn’t an official “theme” you don’t have to find a way to install it, just sync it to your iPad and open it with Keynote.

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Though we haven’t gotten our hands on an iPad yet, we know many of our readers are starting to test out Keynote on their brand new iPads. We thought we’d post some useful links to articles and resources around the web that might help get some of your questions answered (before or after buying an iPad).

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