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Trial lawyers share their favorite tech tools in their litigation toolboxes – ABA Journal (Mark Hansen)

April 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment

San Francisco lawyer Christopher B. Dolan’s favorite litigation tool is Trial Touch, an iPad app for trial presentation that he says allows him to prep, organize and try a case while collaborating with his office staff on all documentation.

Roanoke, Va., lawyer Robert Dean’s favorite trial tool is TrialPad, a document presentation app for theiPad that allows him to enhance, zoom and annotate exhibits in court with only a projector, a screen and his iPad.

Montrose, Colo., lawyer David L. Masters doesn’t have a favorite tool, but says PDF writer Adobe Acrobat is the application that has allowed his office to go paperless for more than 10 years and can also be used to present evidence in court.

Those were some of the results of a survey of technology gurus in the legal field on the technology tools they use most in their law practice.

The survey was conducted in conjunction with an ABA Techshow presentation Thursday called “All the Tools in the Toolbox: Technology in the Courtroom.” The session explored some of the pros’ “must have” technology as well as some cutting-edge tools that are or will soon become available for trial presentation purposes.

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Gogo infographic: Apple devices still reign supreme above the clouds » APEX Editor’s Blog (Mary Kirby)

March 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Apple devices still reign supreme above the clouds, with the Apple iPad being the device of choice to connect in the air, reveals inflight connectivity provider Gogo.

Using internal data compiled from more than 35,000 average daily connectivity sessions across more than 1,800 Gogo-equipped aircraft – as well as from surveys of Gogo users – the Chicago-headquartered firm can confirm that 84% of all devices used by passengers to connect through Gogo carry Apple’s iOS operating system, while 16% carry the Android operating system.

“If you look only at the smartphones people use, the iPhone makes up 73% and Android devices make up 26% with Blackberry- and Windows-based devices each making up less than 1% of the devices being used to connect in air,” says Gogo. Drilling down further, when it comes to Apple devices, “59% of passengers connect using the iPad, 36% using the iPhone and 5% using the iPod Touch”, adds the firm.

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Microsoft’s DelBene: Want Office on an iPad? Use SkyDrive | CNET News (Jay Greene)

March 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment

If Microsoft is cooking up an Office app for iPhones and iPads, Office division President Kurt DelBene isn’t saying.

DelBene gave little insight into the possibility, bandied about for the last few years, at Morgan Stanley’s Technology, Media & Telecom Conference this morning. During a question-and-answer session, DelBene noted the premium tablet experience for Office is on Microsoft’s Surface RT and Surface Pro devices, which run Windows 8. As for iOS devices, DelBene said that users can view Office files, such as Excel spreadsheets, on Microsoft’s SkyDrive storage service.

“We think we have a pretty good cross-device product today,” DelBene said. “In the future, you should expect to see us bet on SkyDrive” even more.

During the session, DelBene also noted that the acquisitions of Skype and Yammer, both of which are being integrated into Office products and services, has helped Microsoft develop new skills at rapid product development. Throughout its history, Microsoft has focused largely on multiyear product development cycles. Skype and Yammer are pushing Microsoft to quickly evolve to the faster pace of developing Web services.

via Microsoft’s DelBene: Want Office on an iPad? Use SkyDrive | Microsoft – CNET News.

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Apple to hand out $100 million in iTunes credits to settle lawsuit – latimes.com (Salvador Rodriguez)

February 27, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Apple has agreed to hand out more than $100 million in iTunes store credits to settle a lawsuit alleging that its iPhone and iPad apps allowed children to make purchases without their parent’s knowledge or consent.

The lawsuit, which was filed by five parents two years ago, alleged that Apple did not create parental controls to keep children from buying extra features sold within a video games app. The parents who filed the lawsuit said they didn’t realize their children were charging their accounts until they were billed. Some of the games were designed for children as young as 4 years old.

“Apple failed to adequately disclose that third-party game apps, largely available for free and rated as containing content suitable for children, contained the ability to make in-app purchases,” the lawsuit alleged, according to a report by Reuters.

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NYPD creates special team to recover stolen Apple devices | CNET News (Donna Tam)

February 23, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Smartphones are so common now that it’s easy to forget criminals will steal them if you give them the opportunity.

Apple device thefts in New York have gotten so bad that the New York Police Department created a team dedicated to recovering stolen iDevices, the New York Post reported today.

The team works with Apple to obtain ID numbers — known as International Mobile Station Equipment Identity numbers — for devices to help track down the stolen goods.

The number of thefts of such devices in the city soared last year, according to a report from the NYPD. The department found that iPhone and iPad thefts rose 40 percent during a period of eight months. As of September, 11,447 cases were reported.

These numbers for “Apple picking” will continue to rise as smartphones and tablets become ubiquitous for most day-to-day activities. Using apps on phones and tablets to check for news updates, weather reports, and so on, are common for bustling metropolises like New York and elsewhere.

via NYPD creates special team to recover stolen Apple devices | Apple – CNET News.

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