Even in this digital age, I frequently find the need to take old fashioned handwritten notes in meetings, interviews and fact finding situations. While in theory, I could take notes on my laptop or type on the iPad, handwriting notes is … Continue reading
I will be co-teaching two iPad CLE classes at the South Carolina Bar Convention. This is part of the Law Office Technology Seminar starting at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday January 26, 2013. I am really looking forward to these sessions … Continue reading
In a previous post, we explored the wireless iPad presentation possibilities for using Apple TV and a digital to analog coverter with conventional VGA projectors. Now there is a phenomenal software alternative by the name of ”Reflection” that allows you to mirror your … Continue reading
While investigating the practicality of time capture software (e.g., Element 55, Time Builder, Smart Time—to be the subject of a future article), I learned that one of the major holes in all of these programs is the ability to capture … Continue reading
There are a number of PC programs and iPad applications that can be used to audio record voices and sounds while an attorney takes notes—synching the recording to the notes for easy reference. This is an extremely useful tool when … Continue reading
Some are old, some are new, but they have all made the Hytech Lawyer’s current recommended list of best iPad apps for Lawyers. 1. Goodreader ($4.99 App Store) One of the best selling non-Apple apps for iPad in 2011. This … Continue reading
When I teach iPad CLEs and give “iPad for Lawyers” demonstrations, participants often ask where they can find the cool home screen and lock screen wallpaper that happens to be on my iPad that particular day. First, I explain that … Continue reading
One of the features that lawyers tell me they like best about the new iPad is the ability to dictate emails using the pseudo Siri built into the device. You may be surprised to learn that this capability has been … Continue reading
[Disclosure—I have been provided free evaluation copies of TrialPad and ExhibitView (PC and iPad) by their respective developers, but have not received any compensation for my review of either product]. In a previous post, I compared the three trial exhibit presentation applications … Continue reading
In my office, I have a dual monitor set-up that I find to be very useful. When on the road, I carry my laptop PC and an iPad2. Air Display ($9.99 The App Store) allows me to use my iPad as a … Continue reading
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