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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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VIDEO: The Google Chromebook Pixel

February 21, 2013 by Leave a Comment

 

This Chromebook has the highest pixel density (239 pixels per inch) of any laptop screen on the market today. Packed with 4.3 million pixels, the display offers sharp text, vivid colors and extra-wide viewing angles. With a screen this rich and engaging, you want to reach out and touch it—so we added touch for a more immersive experience. Touch makes it simple and intuitive to do things like organize tabs, swipe through apps and edit photos with the tip of your finger.

The Pixel has been engineered with the highest quality components to ensure it’s comfortable to use all day long and meets the needs of demanding power users. The body of the Pixel is made from an anodized aluminum alloy to create a smooth and durable surface; vents are hidden, screws are invisible and the stereo speakers are seamlessly tucked away beneath the backlit keyboard. The touchpad is made from etched glass, analyzed and honed using a laser microscope to ensure precise navigation. The Pixel also has powerful, full-range speakers for crisp sound, a 720p webcam for clear video, and a total of three microphones designed to cancel out surrounding noise.

Other aspects of the Pixel include:

  • Speed: Speed has been a core tenet of Chrome and Chromebooks since the beginning. For Pixel, it’s critical that the overall experience, everything from loading webpages to switching between apps, is near instant. Powered by an Intel® Core™ i5 Processor and a solid state Flash memory architecture, the Pixel performs remarkably fast.
  • Connectivity: The Pixel has an industry-leading WiFi range thanks to carefully positioned antennas and dual-band support. Long-term evolution (LTE) is engineered directly into the machine, delivering fast connectivity across Verizon‘s network, the largest, fastest 4G LTE network in the U.S. (LTE model optional). It also comes with 12 free GoGo® Inflight Internet passes for those times you need to connect while in the air.
  • Storage: Since this Chromebook is for people who live in the cloud, one terabyte of Google Drive cloud storage* is included with the Pixel. This enables you to save, access and share photos, videos, documents, and all of your stuff from all of your devices, from anywhere.

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-chromebook-pixel-for-whats-next.html

 

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‘Tis the Season When Gifts Become Bribes | Corporate Counsel (Alexandra Wrage)

December 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment

People who are otherwise serious about the global scourge of bribery get frustrated when anyone raises the issue of gifts as bribes. Surely, most people will say, we haven’t reached the point where holiday gift-giving is so risky that we can’t hand out bottles of wine or silks tie and scarves. Even the enforcement agencies seem a bit exasperated. In its recent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act guidance, the U.S. Department of Justice sought to reassure the business community, emphasizing their focus on “. . . single instances of large, extravagant gift-giving (such as sports cars, fur coats and luxury items).” The U.K.’s Serious Fraud Office went further, dismissing the idea that they would be investigating “tickets to Wimbledon or bottles of champagne.”

So why, then, are companies still plagued by the labor-intensive policies that most companies implement to screen and approve gifts to customers and other decision makers? There are two forces at work here.

First, “reasonable” has no fixed meaning. I know that those in the field of antibribery compliance often resort to slippery-slope examples, but even the SFO would agree that weekly bottles of champagne cross a line and tickets to multiple sports events in the same season probably do, too. The DOJ covered this angle by adding to the guidance its interest in “widespread gifts of smaller items as a pattern of bribes.” Select any four compliance officers and they will disagree on whether a gift is reasonable; their response will vary depending on their upbringing, their personal gift-giving habits, their industry, their corporate budgets, and the demeanor and expectations of their customers. (Whatever you tell your children, “everyone else is doing it” does carry weight in the grown-up world.)

via ‘Tis the Season When Gifts Become Bribes.

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Google Adds Siri-Like Voice Search to iOS App | PCMag.com (Chloe Albanesius)

October 31, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Google this week unveiled a revamped search app for iOS that adds a Siri-like voice-recognition service.

The search giant said the app update brings its “most advanced voice search” to iOS. When opening the free Google Search app on your iOS device, you will be greeted with a “Try our new voice search” message above a microphone icon on the main page. Tap that microphone, and speak into the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch as if you were talking to Siri.

Words will appear on the screen as you speak, and the answer will appear below as any other search query might show up. “If it’s short and quick, like the status and departure time of your flight—Google tells you the answer aloud,” the company said in a blog post.

via Google Adds Siri-Like Voice Search to iOS App | News & Opinion | PCMag.com.

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Apple Announces iPad Mini – Business Insider (steve kovach)

October 23, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Here are the details:

It’s incredibly thin. 7.2 mm thin. Thin as a pencil.

Weighs 0.68 lbs.

Light as a pad of paper.

Comes in black and white.

7.9-inch screen.

1024 X 768 pixels.

The screen is not “Retina” like the full-sized third-generation iPad. Instead, it has the same resolution as the iPad 2.

All of the software for iPad works on iPad Mini. No need for developers to do anything extra.

Bezel made from aluminum. The bezel is incredibly thin.

29.6 inches of display area.

Apple A5 dual-core chip. This is the same chip that was in the iPhone 4S.

FaceTime HD camera. 5 MP rear camera. Takes 1080p HD video.

LTE cellular data, just like the iPhone 5.

802.11 a/b/g/n 2.5 GHz Wi-Fi.

Lightning dock connector.

In short, Apple basically took the iPad 2′s guts and put them in a smaller package.

It’ll have optional Smart covers, just like the large iPad.

It starts at $329 for the 16 GB Wi-Fi model.

 

via Apple Announces iPad Mini – Business Insider.

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