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iPhone OS 4: More Useful for Lawyers

April 13, 2010

Guest post by Barry Edwards. I watched and read the liveblogging of the new iPhone OS 4. Geeky as that may be, I came away with the impression that with iPhone OS 4.0, the iPhone will become even more useful to lawyers. Here is what the new OS will offer iPhone users:

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Dictate to Your iPhone

February 18, 2010

Sam recently pointed out the Nexus One’s ability to take voice dictation, so it is only fair for me to review a similar app for the iPhone, called Dragon Dictation. While the app works extremely well, I think it has limited usage possibilities. Sam uses a dictation when he is working at home and needs [...]

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CNET Prefers the Nexus One to the iPhone 3GS

February 15, 2010

In a head-to-head, feature-to-feature battle, CNET picks the Nexus One as the better phone. Couple the N1′s advantages with a lower overall price tag and Google’s ability to keep the sci-fi-like apps coming, and it should be a contender—if not the clear choice—for the space in your pocket. Google Nexus One versus IPhone 3GS – [...]

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Talk to Your Nexus One

February 11, 2010

In order for our gadgets to become sentient and take over the world, they must first learn to understand us. The Nexus One is poised to lead the way, with voice recognition built into nearly everything. Sending an e-mail by talking to your phone may seem somewhat backwards, at first, but I first realized how [...]

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Google Nexus One Smartphone Review

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 [...]

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The iPad: Apple’s Newest iFlop?

January 28, 2010

I think the iPad will be a big disappointment for Apple and its customers. Look, this is just a giant iPod Touch, and that is about it. Kind of like a phone, but it does not fit into a pocket. And no multitasking, full-version software, USB ports, video outs, or Flash. Microsoft tried this with [...]

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