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How Many Lawyers Use Mobile Technology Today?

Posted in iPad, iPhone, Office Management, Technology

It’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

Guest Post :: Lawyers Should Use Siri in Their Day-To-Day Practice

Posted in Guest Posts, iPhone, Office Management, Software, Technology

One of the truly innovative programs on Apple’s iPhone is Siri, a sophisticated voice-controlled personal assistant that helps you accomplish important tasks just by asking. With Siri, you can use your voice to make calls, send messages, create reminders and enjoy a nifty speech-to-dictation feature. As you can imagine, this feature is highly useful in a… Continue Reading

Guest Post :: What Is Known About The iPhone 5

Posted in Guest Posts, iPhone

The iPhone 5 is highly anticipated by numerous techies all over the world. Rumors are circulating about what to expect from Apple’s latest design. According to the rumours, Apple’s customers should be pleased with the latest advancements. Keep in mind that the following information is pure speculation and cannot be verified until the phone is… Continue Reading

Guest Post :: Fall 2011 an Early Christmas for Apple Followers?

Posted in Guest Posts, Hardware, iPad, iPhone

Barely 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

Special Offer for The Mac Lawyer’s Readers on External Battery for iPhone / iPod

Posted in Hardware, iPhone, Product Reviews, Special Offers

A few months ago, I posted a review about the RichardSolo 1800 for iPhone external battery.  Richard Thalheimer, the owner of Richard Solo, has authorized a special offer for The Mac Lawyer‘s readers. This external battery, which originally sold for $69.95, is now available for only $5.98 each (and only $5.09 each if you buy two or more) for shipments… Continue Reading

Tips to Help Master Your iPhone

Posted in How Do I ... ?, iPhone

If the suggestions earlier this week were helpful, the following list of tips will help you truly become the "master of your domain":    DOUBLE-TAP Even while your iPhone is locked, you can access the audio controls by double-tapping on the home button when the lock screen appears. This saves you the time it takes to unlock your phone,… 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, Technology

When 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

Special Offer on External Battery for iPhone / iPod

Posted in Hardware, iPhone, Product Reviews, Special Offers

Richard Solo makes many outstanding products, and I am a big fan of their company in many respects.  Its owner, Richard Thalheimer, emailed me earlier this week and extended a special offer for my readers.  Until March 31, 2011, you can purchase the RichardSolo 1800 for iPhone external battery for only $19.95. This outstanding battery provides 1800 mAh… Continue Reading

WWDC 2010 Recap :: iPhone 4 and iOS 4

Posted in iPhone, Technology

Yesterday in San Francisco, Steve Jobs kicked off Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference by announcing the new iPhone 4, iOS 4.0, and other goodies.  Let’s take a quick look at the highlights: iPhone 4 :: The next generation model is thinner, with a higher resolution display (called "retina display"), increased battery life, front-facing camera, flash on the rear camera, and… Continue Reading

Guest Post :: 10 Must Have iPhone Apps for Lawyers

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The following guest post discusses "10 Must Have iPhone Apps for Lawyers": Whether in the heat of a lucrative debate or in preparation of an upcoming case, lawyers rely on an abundance of informative sources to help support their argument and win over the judge and jury. Up until recently, this often involved flipping through… Continue Reading

The TRUTH About iPhone Security

Posted in iPhone, Security

Is the iPhone secure? That question has been hotly debated in legal circles since its release. To date, the loudest replies have been by those shouting “No” (see here, here, and here) but does that make that answer true? Ben Stevens of The Mac Lawyer and Finis Price of TechnoEsq now enter the fray to try to… Continue Reading

ABA Journal Features iPhone vs. Droid Debate

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Two years ago, I participated in an ABA Journal article featuring a Mac vs. PC debate to determine which OS was superior.  By all accounts, the Mac won hands down (no surprise).  This year, the Journal decided to feature a showdown between the iPhone and the Droid.  My good friend and technology guru, Finis Price, argued for the iPhone,… Continue Reading

Top Ten iPhone Apps for Busy Attorneys

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The apps listed below were included on a recent list of the ten of the best apps for busy lawyers.  You can read much more about each of these apps in the full article, but a short summary of each is listed below : AppBoxPro is a multi-function currency converter, date calculator, translator (text), tip calculator, international… Continue Reading

AT&T Lowers Cost of Unlimited Plan for iPhone

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In an attempt to compete with Verizon’s new unlimited plans and perhaps to make it less enticing for users to jump to Verizon when the anticipated move to Verizon is announced, AT&T has lowered the cost of their unlimited voice and data plan to $99.99 (old price was $129.999) effective Monday, January 18. This is… Continue Reading

AT&T Announces Delay in iPhone Tethering

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iPhone owners have been looking forward to the day when they will be able to use their phone as a modem, known as "tethering."  In fact, this feature is an integral feature of the iPhone 3.0 firmware, and it is already available for some overseas carriers.  However, AT&T has not yet allowed its American users to… Continue Reading

Five Helpful iPhone Apps for Attorneys

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The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) published a list of the following five apps that show what the iPhone can do for attorneys: DataViz‘s DocumentsToGo allows you to edit and change documents, as well as email them over Exchange to other team members. While not a replacement for desktop word processors, this app makes document editing at… Continue Reading