Why “Top 5 iOs Apps I Can’t Live Without” and not “Top 10 iOS Apps I Can’t Live Without”? 5 reasons.
So here are the five iOS apps that I use day in, day out, multiple times a day. Keep Reading ⇒
Today MyCase announced a new version of their iPhone app. The previous version was essentially just a mobile billing platform. You could not do much else with it. But I’ve had the beta version of the newest offering and it is head and shoulders above what they had before.
I’ve been searching for the perfect task management tool for some time now. Although there are a ton of them available, some of which I’ve even plunked down a decent amount of cash for, none ever quite seemed to fit the bill. But I finally stumbled on a “to do” app that works perfectly for me: Any.DO.
A jailbreak for most Apple devices (including the iPhone 5) is due out this weekend. If you’re like me, and love the functionality jailbreaking brings, you’re itching to install Cydia on your shiny new iPhone 5. Or maybe you have no idea why your iPhone is in jail, or how breaking it out can help or hurt you. Read on to find out.
When you work from home, it is easy to let yourself go. I prefer to work from home, even though I still have an office, but there are tradeoffs. I get even less exercise than I would at my office, especially in the winter, and I see very few people on a typical day. And it is easy to spend an entire day glued to my computer screen with very few breaks.
I know I should make a point of exercising daily, making time during the work day for conversation with friends and colleagues, and disconnecting for part of each day. I just get distracted by what I’m working on, and never get around to it. (Kind of like when I do work at the office, actually.)
A couple of weeks ago, I stumbled across a mention of Lift, a free iOS app designed to help you meet personal goals and form positive habits by gently nudging you and turning habit-forming into a sort of game.
Here’s how it works.
The iPhone 5 gets all the hype, but the guts—the new mobile Apple operating system—should take some of the glory.
If you are running an iPhone with iOS 6, here are three ways it can help you run your practice with your smartphone.
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The new iPhone 5 is remarkably light, with a gorgeous display and blazing speed. Those are the first things I noticed in the order I noticed them when I pulled my new iPhone out of its box. The lasting impression is equally positive; the iPhone 5 is not 100% good stuff, but it is a fantastic smartphone overall, and there is little about it to complain about.
The real question is whether, if you are looking for a smartphone, this is the one to get.
I’ll talk about the iPhone 5′s new features, discuss the things that distinguish it from the competition, and try to answer that question.
Just kidding. It’s just a phone. But it’s pretty cool, even if it’s not remotely a surprise and the updates are fairly tame by Apple’s recent standards. Here’s a first look from The Verge, and a run-down of the new features. You can order it starting Friday.
I’ll be getting mine so that I can start working on an iPhone for lawyers CLE right away.
I’ve been an iPhone user since the first iPhone came out and for the most part, I’ve been pretty happy with my experience. But there’s always room for improvement and I recently discovered 2 apps, the YouMail app for your voicemail and the TouchBase app for your calendar, that do just that and greatly enhance the iPhone’s native voicemail system and calendaring system. If you’re a busy iPhone-toting lawyer, then you’ll appreciate these apps since they make it all the more easy to organize and stay on top of your voice messages and hectic schedule.
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There is a short list of essential technology for the attorney on the move.
You could always carry a portable whiteboard, but that’s not nearly as snazzy as having a nice projector that you can stick in your computer bag. Fortunately, 3M’s MP 225 Mobile Projector has got you covered.
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