Tag Archives: Android Applications

12 Apps Always on my Android Device

12 Apps Always on my Android Device

Yesterday, I posted five ways you’re not making the most of your Android device. My posts on some useful apps for lawyers, this one on 5 unknown apps I can’t live without, and my 5 must have apps, are popular landing spots. Now, I want to give you the 12 apps I immediately install on my phone or tablet. This listContinue Reading

How to: Find the Missing Apps

How to: Find the Missing Apps

Recently I had a conversation with a friend about factory resetting his device. He’s having trouble downloading the Android 4.1 update for his Samsung Galaxy S III, and one forum fix I found was to factory reset, then attempt the update. Factory reset usually cures these kinds of issues, among others, and it’s often aContinue Reading

Guest Post: Evernote – The Anti-Stress App

Guest Post: Evernote – The Anti-Stress App

This is a guest blog post by Craig Huggart. He is a law firm technology trainer who blogs at A Law Firm Trainer. Craig responded to my request for assistance in helping attorneys use Evernote more effectively. His post is the first in a weekly series of upcoming how-to posts on how law firms canContinue Reading

Android App Review: Smart Office 2

Android App Review: Smart Office 2

Every time someone speaks to me about Android, inevitably, the number 2 question (number 1 is always “is there a TrialPad app?”) is, “what’s the best app for Word documents?” Honestly, I wish someone would ask me about my favorite Android game, because then I could unequivocally tell them, Angry Birds Star Wars, or is it Mini MotorContinue Reading

Looking at my Calendar . . . Best Calendar Apps in Google Play

Looking at my Calendar . . . Best Calendar Apps in Google Play

Android Central has this great post on some of the best calendar apps in Google Play. I’m surprised that they left off Google Calendar (though they mention that sometimes “native” works fine), which is by far my favorite calendar app, even above the native Android calendar. If I had to pick an alternative app from AC’sContinue Reading

I Need Your Help

I Need Your Help

Do you have serious, and I mean serious, experience with Evernote? Do you use Android? Do you want to contribute to The Droid Lawyer blog? Do you want to collaborate with me? If you answered, yes, to at least having experience with Evernote, I want to hear from you. I’m working on an upcoming post andContinue Reading

How-to: Troubleshoot FoxFi Setup Errors

How-to: Troubleshoot FoxFi Setup Errors

Sheesh, I write a few posts (here, here, here, and here) on WiFi tethering via FoxFi app for Android, and suddenly I’m the new expert. That’s okay, I don’t mind the publicity or the questions. In fact, here’s a recent query from a follower in California: I am dismayed…I have FoxFi and have had it for a whileContinue Reading

Some Google Play Magazines Free with a Print Subscription

Some Google Play Magazines Free with a Print Subscription

Since writing this post about converting to digital magazine formats for the office, I really haven’t thought much about the concept. I wasn’t fully committed to converting to digital for two reasons: I didn’t have a spare, check Android tablet, and I already subscribed to some magazines in print and was a bit disappointed aboutContinue Reading

Android App Review: Is Bitcasa Better than Dropbox?

Android App Review: Is Bitcasa Better than Dropbox?

Bitcasa, a newcomer to the cloud storage game, is offering free, unlimited cloud storage. Don’t get too excited about the unlimited free program though, because it’s short-lived. Soon you’ll have to fork out $10 per month. I love the sound of infinite. I’ve played around with the Android app and desktop connection for a couple of daysContinue Reading

App Review: Polaris Office via iPhone J.D.

App Review: Polaris Office via iPhone J.D.

iPhone J.D., Jeff Richardson, posted this great review of the app, Polaris Office (free). I have this app pre-installed on my ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity, used it a little, and would agree with Jeff’s assessment of the app. The app’s interface is slightly different on Android, but functions like the iOS app. However, I preferContinue Reading