Lynktec was kind enough, once again, to provide us with one of their new products to test drive for our readers. The TruGlide Pro Precision Stylus is a new universal stylus for iPads, iPhones or any touchscreen device you may have. After using this new tool, we can recommend this as a favorite among soft-tip styluses…. Continue Reading
Category Archives: iPad
Subscribe to iPad RSS FeedHow Many Lawyers Use Mobile Technology Today?
Posted in iPad, iPhone, Office Management, TechnologyIt’s no secret that attorneys are sometimes slow to embrace technology. However, the rise of mobile technology appears to be lessening the “resistance.” An ever-increasing number of lawyers are using iPhones, iPads, and other mobile devices, and most of them are integrating this technology into their practices, as shown in the following infographic: Thanks to… Continue Reading
Resources for Lawyers Interested in iPads
Posted in iPad, TechnologyMore and more lawyers today are realizing that iPads can increase their productivity. I use my iPad mini in my practice on a daily basis. In fact, it’s become such a useful tool that I cannot even imagine practicing without it. The attached photo shows the home screen on my iPad mini, so you can see… Continue Reading
Reviews of STM’s Cases for the iPad Mini
Posted in iPad, Product ReviewsSTM has been making a variety of high quality laptop bags, packs, fitted tablet cases and phone cases since 1998. Their website states their mission is “to come up with more comfortable, secure and stylish means of transporting your digital gear.” In fact, we have previously used (and liked) the Alley, one of STM bags for the… Continue Reading
JuryPad Jury Selection App for iPad
Posted in iPad, Product Reviews, SoftwareThis review takes a look at JuryPad, an app for the iPad from Bench & Bar, LLC that is designed to assist litigators in conducting voir dire and quickly and easily selecting their jury. If you are a trial lawyer who regularly works with juries, you owe it to yourself to take a look at this fantastic easy to… Continue Reading
Rocket Matter Launches iPhone App For Lawyers
Posted in iPad, iPhone, Office Management, Product Reviews, SoftwareWhat’s the best case management application for lawyers who want to maximize their productivity? The answer for me is easy – Rocket Matter. It’s no secret that I am a big fan of this application for many reasons, but now I can add one more to the list – their iPhone app, which was released… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: Fall 2011 an Early Christmas for Apple Followers?
Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, iPad, iPhoneBarely a day passes at the moment without something of a flurry of new Apple rumors from ‘credible’ sources and so-called industry ‘experts’ across the board, with regard to weird and wonderful launches set to take place in the not so distant future. Indeed, the sheer volume of such speculative reports alone results in the… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: How The iPad Could Change Our Judicial System
Posted in iPadThe following Guest Post is from Steven Farrell: Streaming high-definition videos anywhere in the world, games that were never thought possible, and complete social connectivity are just a few of the features on iPad‘s résumé. This amazing piece of technology has changed the way that people live, but could it potentially change the legal system?… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: “Must Have” Apps & Other Tips for Working While Traveling Abroad
Posted in Guest Posts, How Do I ... ?, iPad, iPhone, Online Resources, TechnologyWhen traveling abroad, busy professionals often do not have time to craft a detailed, comprehensive itinerary, and the stress induced by planning (or the failure to carefully plan) your international journey may be eclipsed by the anxiety that comes from being away from the office. Regardless of whether you are traveling abroad for business or… Continue Reading
Highlights from iPad for Lawyers Webinar
Posted in iPad, SoftwareIf you missed yesterday’s "iPad for Lawyers: There’s An App for That!" webinar by my good friend, Finis Price, shame on you. Fortunately, you can view a list of many of the referenced apps here, and his webinar should be rebroadcast in the not too distant future. As expected, Finis did an outstanding job, discussing many of the very best… Continue Reading
iPad for Lawyers: There’s An App for That!
Posted in iPadDo you use an iPad in your law practice or do you want to do so? If so, you should attend "iPad for Lawyers: There’s An App for That!" – the free webinar offered tomorrow at Noon by Rocket Matter. My good friend, legal technology expert, and co-host of the MILO Podcast, Finis Price will discuss… Continue Reading
Random House Finally Jumps on the Apple iBookstore Bandwagon
Posted in Guest Posts, iPad, Online ResourcesThe following Guest Post is from Katheryn Rivas: We’ve all heard the cliches of the publishing industry heaving its final breaths before collapsing on a grave of paper, mail subscriptions, and these odd, now-obsolete technologies called “books.” Of course, the book will be here to stay indefinitely, if only in its reincarnated eBook form. While… Continue Reading
What the iPad 2 Means for Lawyers
Posted in Guest Posts, iPadIf you haven’t heard yet, Apple announced the iPad 2 on March 2, 2011. The iPad was a revolutionary product when it was first announced, and the iPad 2 continues on with some revolutionary changes of its own. Apple’s little iPad is growing up. There are two major upgrades that make this iPad a much… Continue Reading
iPad Comes to AT&T and Verizon Retail Stores
Posted in iPadLast week, it was announced that both Verizon and AT&T will begin selling the iPad in their respective retails stores, beginning next Thursday, October 28, 2010. So what does this mean? Well, it means that there will be 4,000 new stores across the country in which people can purchase an iPad, which can’t do… Continue Reading
Searching for the Perfect iPad Stand
Posted in iPad, Product ReviewsMy friend Mark C. Metzger searched for the perfect iPad stand. In the process, he considered the Stabile from Thought Out, P2 from elago, the A-Frame from Griffin, and the Compass from Twelve South. If you are considering an iPad stand for yourself, you can read his findings here and let him know whether you agree. Source: "In Search of the Perfect… Continue Reading
More Attorneys Using the iPad
Posted in iPadEarlier this week, I was talking with an attorney from California about the ever increasing number of lawyers who are using the iPad. He commented that he was hearing them say, "Hey, the OS is so easy to use on the iPad, why don’t we consider using Macs in our law practices." I told him… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: 5 Essential iPad Apps for Students
Posted in Guest Posts, iPad, SoftwareApple’s newest toy is for more than just games, books, and Internet browsing. It has the potential for greatness in law school as well. Law students can use the iPad to take notes, study, share multimedia, and more. These apps make the iPad a perfect companion for law school: Black’s Law Dictionary :: At $49.99, this… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: How to Choose Between a Book, a Kindle, and an iPad (Part Three)
Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, iPad, TechnologyIn April, when the iPad came out, I offered to conduct an experiment forBen Stevens’ The Mac Lawyer blog. The plan: read a traditional book, a second on a Kindle, and a third on an iPad, then write about it. Over the past year I’d been used to reading primarily on my Kindle and the occasional tree-based book, and was… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: How to Choose Between a Book, a Kindle, and an iPad (Part Two)
Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, iPad, TechnologyIn April, when the iPad came out, I offered to conduct an experiment forBen Stevens’ The Mac Lawyer blog. The plan: read a traditional book, a second on a Kindle, and a third on an iPad, then write about it. Over the past year I’d been used to reading primarily on my Kindle and the occasional tree-based book, and was… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: How to Choose Between a Book, a Kindle, and an iPad (Part One)
Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, iPad, TechnologyPart 1 of 3: Adventures in Reading a Library Book. Are you like me? Do you like to read books, travel a fair amount, and like to justify expenditures on technology in whatever pathetic, desperate way you can? In April, when the iPad came out, I offered to conduct an experiment for Ben Stevens’ The… Continue Reading
How One Firm Implemented the iPad
Posted in iPadFollowing up on my post earlier this week about how some attorneys are using iPads in their practices, I received an email from one of my readers, Ron Elkins, explaining how his firm has done just that. In fact, Ron has written an article (complete with screenshots) that explains how his office: accesses its case… Continue Reading
Lawyers USA Reveals How Lawyers Already Using iPads
Posted in iPadA little over a week ago, Lawyers USA published an article which discussed the various ways that attorneys are already using iPads in their practices. The three primary ways are: (1) content reader, (2) yellow pad in Court, and (3) trial presentation tool. I was interviewed for this article regarding these trends and discussing my… Continue Reading
It’s Finally Here :: DropBox for iPad
Posted in iPadI am now officially a "happy camper" – let me to explain. I had reached the conclusion (and been complaining) that I couldn’t really fully use my iPad for work until DropBox released its iPad app. As I discuss in one of my more popular seminars, my office workflow relies heavily on DropBox (along with Evernote… Continue Reading
Guest Post :: Flash Aside, Why You Must Buy the iPad
Posted in iPadIt’s the news that’s making the headlines today, the fact that Apple and Adobe are at loggerheads and that this is the reason why the latest product from the Apple stable does not support Flash, that magic button that supports video and other animated content on your computers. But even though the iPad is priced… Continue Reading