If you are laser-focused on communication, take yourself very seriously, and you don't use much social media, you will probably be happy with the BlackBerry Z10.
MobiLit is the newest entry into a crowded trial presentation field that is dominated by TrialPad and Exhibit A. What makes it different? It is designed to wirelessly project its presentation to other iPads. Additionally, it can send images to a projector or even a TV with an Apple TV or direct wired connection. While [...]
The HP ZR2330w is a very good 23" monitor for a very attractive price. But the Dell UltraSharp U2412M is a slightly better buy.
Free app and paid sync software pair up to sync data between computer, cloud and tablet/smartphone. It's a tad pricey but works without mangling data.
The LUXA2 H4 iPad stand is a quality stand for the iPad or any tablet. Sturdy, easy to use and adjustable. Good buy.
The Panasonic KV-S1026C is unremarkable in every way. For less money, you would be much better off with a ScanSnap.
JuryNotes is a simple paper pad note taking system for keeping track of your voir dire notes. Sometimes low tech is the best option.
Trial Notebook from TabLit is an excellent iPad app to organize trial materials, giving you a portable, iPad version of the venerable trial notebook.
The Samsung Chromebook is a perfect example of the difference between inexpensive and cheap. At $250, it is in impulse-purchase territory. But unlike the Acer C7, nothing about it feels cheap. It feels, as the Verge’s Chris Ziegler described it, like “$1,000 worth of design made with $100 worth of materials.”
JuryPad, the latest iPad jury selection application for lawyers, simply doesn't give a trial lawyer the tools to conduct an effective voir dire.
A: It doesn’t matter. Fans of each system (and let’s not leave out Linux’s rabid fan base or Chrome OS’s growing one) have a litany of reasons why their choice is the only one that makes sense. But it really doesn’t matter. You can run a law practice just fine on any computer with an [...]
The WorkFit-S is a pretty optimal solution if you want the option to stand up and work at your computer, but you don’t want to buy new furniture.
For those who don't know, this is an iPhone-only app that works with Gmail (and Google Apps) to help you get to Inbox Zero. But can it replace the default iPhone Mail app?
The ScanSnap iX500 is absolutely the desktop document scanner you should buy — and as a bonus: it goes mobile.
Mailbox has finally been released in the iTunes App Store amidst much excitement and hype claiming to transform your inbox and the way you use email.