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Google’s Privacy Promises

February 9, 2010

Google explains why it wants your data, how it protects your data, and what it does to make sure you can get your data out of Google when you want to:

Someone should tell Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Google Renews Its Privacy Vows | TechCrunch

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Review: Google’s Nexus One Smartphone

February 8, 2010

I took delivery of a shiny, new Nexus One a few weeks ago. Unlike Randall, who started blogging exuberantly about his iPhone the moment he got it, decided to live with the phone for a little while before writing a review.
Why I chose the Nexus One
My last few phones have been two- or three generations [...]

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Avoiding Malpractice Risks When Providing Unbundled Legal Services Online

February 8, 2010

Before offering unbundled legal services, an attorney must explain exactly what services will be provided at what cost to the client. A virtual law practice providing these services should operate with this specific process as the foundation for all transactions.

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Fastcase on the iPhone

February 5, 2010

If you are at your desk, you likely have more than one resource available to research caselaw. If you are on the move, however, your options are more limited. Fastcase just unveiled a free app for the iPhone that gives users one option.
The app itself
The Fastcase app is smooth and works rather well. If you [...]

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Keeping Facebook Info Private

February 2, 2010

There are plenty of posts about how Facebook can be part of your social media campaign. But that does mean you necessarily want everything on Facebook to be available to everyone. Take five minutes and make sure your Facebook privacy settings are right for you.

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3 Places For Lawyers To Be and Be Seen On the Web

February 1, 2010

How you publish your online content is almost as important as creating it. That is where legal content platforms come into play.
As new legal content platforms continue to spring up, it becomes challenging for busy lawyers to decide where to allocate their online time. However, participating on these legal portals is some of the most [...]

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Google Voice on the iPhone

January 31, 2010

Google Voice is a great service and now you can easily use it with your iPhone. iPhone users can access Google Voice through a new website that almost entirely mimics an actual application.

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Voicemail Transcription with Ribbit Mobile

January 30, 2010

If you want a way to answer your office phone on your mobile phone, or want your voicemails transcribed and either emailed or sent to you via text, consider Ribbit Mobile. Ribbit appears to offer very similar services to Google Voice and as of right now, is also free.
Once you create an account, you can [...]

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iLove the iPad

January 29, 2010

The iPad is going to be sweet. It will change the way law students learn the law, and it will be a benefit to practicing attorneys. The iPad will not do anything that another device can already do. It will simply do those things better.

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Sync Your Notes Between Your iPhone and Computer

January 28, 2010

Some people carry around a note pad, others email themselves tasks that need to get done. But if you want a simple program that will synchronize notes from your iPhone to your computer (and vice-versa), give Simplenote a try.

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