Pages has several business card templates built in. And a card is pretty much mandatory to get into press events. An official-looking card “proves” that you work for whoever you say you work for. Worse, if you don’t have a card, PR folks assume that you’re not legit. But when I tried to go card-free one year, every time I had to exchange contact details I had to explain myself, all while scrawling my email address onto scraps of paper. There’s always a new startup there trying to replace the business card with some kind of clunky app-based “solution,” but the whole show runs on paper cards. The answer to this comes from the Mobile World Congress, the yearly trade show in Barcelona where the the newest mobile tech is hawked.
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