I have written several times about my preference for SpiderOak over DropBox based upon the former’s total encryption. By using SpiderOak, I have full and secure access on my iPad to the files on my other computers. Like Dropbox, SpiderOak … Continue reading
The link below is to a comprehensive article exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the iPad for use by accountants. The observations are equally applicable for lawyers assessing whether the iPad is an appropriate tool for their practice. If … Continue reading
A demo version of Windows 8 has been unveiled and is a potentially potent post post PC challenger (say that 5 times fast ) to Apple OS system devices– never mind that the public has not seen the hardware side … Continue reading
Currently, there are three trial presentation iPad applications available at the App Store: TrialPad ($89.00), Exhibit A ($9.99) and RLTC Evidence ($4.99). I have tested each of them, and offer the following general observations: (1) All of these applications offer … Continue reading
In a number of previous posts, I have written critically about Dropbox security issues and opined that the Dropbox Terms of Service (“TOS”) did not meet the minimum professional ethics requirements for the reasonable protection of confidential client communications. Now … Continue reading
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