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Want To Switch From iPhone to Android But Afraid of Losing Your Data? No Problem!

16 Wednesday Sep 2015

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, Clouds, Emails, iPhones, Legal Technology, Mac

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Android, Apple, Apps, Bookmarks, Calendar, Contacts, iOS, PC World, Photos, Ryan Whitwan

How To Switch From iPhone To Android And Keep All Your Stuff, by Ryan Whitwan, PC World

http://tinyurl.com/o8p3b28

So you’ve grown tired of Apple’s walled garden of apps and the iron grip it maintains over the iOS platform. Well, the freedom of Android welcomes you with open arms, but don’t forget to bring your data along for the ride!

Apple doesn’t make it particularly easy to move your data from iOS to Android—it’s more interested in moving people in the other direction. Still, with just a few tools and some patience, you can be up and running on Android without missing a beat. . . .

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2015’s 60 Apps in 60 Minutes from The ABA TECHSHOW.

22 Wednesday Apr 2015

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Apps, iPhones, Mac

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60 Apps in 60 Minutes, ABA TECHSHOW, Adriana Linares, iOS, iPhone J.D. Blog, Jeff Richardson, Joe Babgat, Tom Mighell

60 Apps in 60 Minutes 2015, by Jeff Richardson, iPhone J.D. Blog

http://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2015/04/60-apps-2015.html

This past Saturday morning [April 18, 2015] at ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago, I teamed up with Dallas attorney Tom Mighell, Ohio attorney Joe Bahgat and Florida legal tech consultant Adriana Linares to present the 2015 installment of 60 iOS Apps in 60 Minutes.  Lots of useful and fun apps were discussed during the session, and the enthusiasm from the standing-room-only crowd was fantastic. I know that the session was fast-paced, so for those of you who attended and who may have missed an app or two, and for those of you who could not make it to ABA TECHSHOW 2015 this year, here is a list of the apps that we discussed. . . .

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Log In With Your Thumb – Now There’s An App For That.

20 Saturday Sep 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Apps, Cybersecurity, iPad, iPhones, Legal Technology, Mac, Passwords

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1Password app, iOS, iPads, iPhones, Legal Productivity Blog, Logins, Passwords, Safari, Tim Baran

App of the Week: 1Password – Login to Apps and Sites with Your Thumb, by Tim Baran, Legal Productivity Blog

http://tinyurl.com/kw24hjs

Everyone should be using a password manager. It provides a strong, unique password for each online account and keeps them all in a secure, encrypted, yet quickly accessible place. Our favorite, 1Password, just got even better.

Here are three of the many new enhancements:

  • Login to Apps – Use 1Password to log into a growing list of your favorite apps and even update your passwords—all with just a tap!
  • Login to sites in Safari browser on your iPhone – You can now fill 1Password Logins directly within Safari.
  • Unlock with your thumb – After unlocking with your Master Password, get back into your vault in 1Password, Safari, and your favorite apps with just your thumb on devices with Touch ID. Check Settings > Security to learn how this works and pick your auto-lock time.

And, for the first time, 1Password is free for iOS devices.

I’ve used 1Password for a couple of years on my desktop, phone and iPad, and it’s quickly become indispensable. And, it keeps getting better!

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Legal Edge From JD Supra – App Of The Week.

06 Saturday Sep 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Law Office Management, Legal Technology, Technology

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Amlaw, Apple App Store, iBooks, iOS, iPhone Apps, JD Supra, Legal Edge App, Legal Productivity Blog, Lisa Pansini

App of the Week: Legal Edge- Stay Up-To-Date on Legal Developments, by Lisa Pansini, Legal Productivity Blog

This app is free – at least for now. -CCE

http://tinyurl.com/k9smzoh

In the business of law, it’s extremely important to stay on top of the latest legal developments. With Legal Edge from JD Supra, you can do just that.

Legal Edge allows you to stay up to date with the latest legal news via updates, alerts, and case filings from the nation’s legal professionals. With this app, you’ll receive a daily stream of articles, briefs, and newsletters on all areas of law. It also includes court filings from notable and newsworthy cases.

Through Legal Edge, you can browse information by industry, profession or topic of interest. You can also contact lawyers or firms directly through your iPhone with any comments or questions you may have about certain documents (this feature is only available for documents posted by JD Supra premium account holders).

The app was recently updated to include informative videos and a save/view functionality which allows you to view documents offline. All that is required is an app that supports PDF viewing on your devices (such as iBooks).

You can rest easy knowing that the content on Legal Edge is provided by Amlaw 100 law firms, attorneys, and other legal organizations and professionals.

Currently, Legal Edge is free and is only available for iOS devices. You can download it today from the Apple App Store.

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Jeff Richardson’s Latest for iPhones and Ipads.

26 Saturday Jul 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Law Office Management, Legal Technology, Tablets, Technology, Time Management

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Apple, Apps, GoTenna, IBM, iOS, iPads, iPhone J.D. Blog, iPhones, iStick, Jeff Richardson, Wi-Fi

In the news, by Jeff Richardson, iPhone J.D. Blog

http://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2014/07/apple-2014-q3.html

In this version of Jeff Richardson’s “In the news,” we get a wide variety of iPhone and iPad candy. There is  information about Apple’s new partnership with IBM, smart watches, making the most of Wi-Fi on an iPhone or iPad, apps to track billable hours and listen to podcasts, the iStick – a new thumb drive with a USB and Lightning connector to transfer files between a computer and an iPad without having to use a cloud (a bit pricey for my budget), and Touch ID – a fingerprint scanner for iPhone 5s.

For those of you already in football mode, Jeff shows us how to subscribe to NFL Sunday Ticket from any iOS device for $200.

If you are a hiker, you may be interested in a new device that lets you connect to another iPhone or Android device up to 50 miles away even when there is no cell or Wi-Fi Service. You may think of other ways this kind of thing would be handy.  It is nice when traveling abroad because it will allow you to remain in touch with another GoTenna user without having to pay the high international cell roaming fees.

If you think that no one hears you, send an email to Apple COE Tim Cook. Someone sent an email about the quality of the music played while waiting on hold with Apple. Mr. Cook read the email, and fixed it. -CCE

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Sixty-One Legal Apps for iPhone and iPad.

21 Saturday Jun 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Legal Technology, Mac

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Apps, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Lawyerist Blog, Legal Apps

Every Legal App for iPhone and iPad, by Lawyerist Blog

http://tinyurl.com/o2fsuxf

Sixty-one legal apps for iPhone and iPad! Maybe not every legal app out there, but definitely worth a look. Some are free; some are not. Please also check out the comments at the end of the Lawyerist post – more apps are mentioned there. -CCE

iOS apps for lawyers abound, whether for case management, billing, or trial preparation. This page has every legal app for iOS that we could find in the App Store.

There are just a few exceptions. This does not include apps that have not been updated since 2011 and have few or no reviews in the App Store. Apps that are simply mobile versions of a legal publication aren’t here, either, since the app doesn’t do anything over and above the website. Finally, the App Store is full of applications that simply repackage freely available content, such as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Unless an app added some significant extras (such as the ability to annotate or cross reference) to that type of content, it’s not here.

The table below is searchable, and you can sort by each column. Use the comments to let us know if we missed an app, and look for an Android app catalog in the near future. . . .

 

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Is Your App A Data Hog? There’s An App For That.

02 Sunday Feb 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Legal Technology, Tablets

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Android Apps, Apps, Candy Crush Saga, Data Hog, Facebook, iOS, Know My App, Legal Productivity Blog, Tim Baran

App of the Week: Know My App – Identify Data Hogging Apps, by Tim Baran, Legal Productivity

 http://tinyurl.com/ms6lw3s

Candy Crush Saga fans can breathe a sigh of relief! Candy Crush is not a data hog. -CCE

We’re departing from our weekly routine of featuring one mobile app to, well, featuring all mobile apps. Know My App is a web tool that shows the data hogging habits of popular iOS and Android apps.

Know My App calculates an app’s data usage based on a typical user. It’s an average rather than a specific user’s data usage.

 

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iPhone J.D. Blog’s Latest Apps, Tips, and Tricks.

11 Saturday Jan 2014

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Legal Technology

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Apps, Blackberry, Fastcase App, iOS, iPad Air, iPads, iPhone Apps, iPhone J.D. Blog, iPhones, Jeff Richardson, SkyBell Doorbell App, Typo, ZeroHour

In The News, by Jeff Richardson, iPhone J.D. Blog

http://tinyurl.com/kju6x45

As always, Jeff Richardson delivers! Here is his latest post with a collection of “must have” apps, iOS tips and tricks, a review of iPad Air, and more. -CCE

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The Cyber Advocate’s Best New Apps For Lawyers.

01 Sunday Dec 2013

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Apps, Cell Phones, iPhones, Legal Technology

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Android Apps, Brian Focht, iOS, iPhone Apps, Legal Technology, The Cyber Advocate

Best New Apps for Lawyers – November 2013, by Brian Focht, The Cyber Advocate

http://tinyurl.com/o9kbdpe

The most expensive app is under $4; most are free. When you get to this post, look to the left under Top Posts & Pages to find other posts with more Apps for Timekeeping and Mind-Mapping Apps for Androids and iOS. – CCE

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Use Wickr To Send Encrypted Information On iOs And Android Phones

05 Tuesday Nov 2013

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Cell Phones, Confidentiality, Emails, iPhones, Legal Technology

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Advanced Encryption Standard, Android, Confidentiality, Encryption, iOS, Legal Technology, NSA, Robert Ambrogi, Wickr

Send Secure, Self-Destructing Messages with Wickr, by Robert Ambrogi at Robert Ambrogi’s Web Sites

http://bit.ly/HEj6aw

Lawyers have an ethical obligation to protect the confidentiality and security of communications with their clients. The more we learn about NSA snooping, the more we realize what a challenge that can be.

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Keep Mobile Data Safe

17 Thursday Oct 2013

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, iPad, iPhones, Legal Technology

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Antivirus, Encryption, Firewalls, iOS, Legal Technology, Malware, Mobile Devices, Privacy

Security to go: Three tips to keep your mobile data safe, by Ian Paul, PC World
http://bit.ly/19bIbSL

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