Last week I had the opportunity to join Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson for their most recent episode of The Digital Edge. Sharon and Jim’s show is actually one of the few podcasts I listen to on a regular basis. The episode runs 26 minutes. You can visit the podcast page, or download the episode here. Note,… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: Android for Lawyers
The Lawyer’s Guide to Android Tablets
This post is longer (1700 words) than most of the other posts on this site. Beware. Over at iPhone J.D., Jeff wrote a great post on selecting an iPad. I’ve written several similar posts, like this one about tablets in the legal industry, or this post where I discuss the best Android tablets for lawyers. I half-heartily stabbed the… Continue Reading
Come Hangout With Me
Mark your calendar for the first of what I hope to be monthly, Google+ Hangouts focused on Android for lawyers. We’ll discuss some basic tips, tricks, and methods for using your Android phone or tablet. We’ll hold the Hangout on February 22, 2013 at 2:30 CST. I’ll answer any user-submitted questions, have some of my… Continue Reading
Top 10 Posts of 2012
We’re at the end of the year, and I thought I’d give you a list of the top ten posts for 2012 (through 12/22/12) according to Google Analytics: Easy Wi-Fi Tether with FoxFi Managing Multiple Email Accounts on your Android Device Droid Bionic v. Motorola Razr Android Dictation Apps Compared So You Really Want Siri… Continue Reading
Android App Follow-up: Depose
Stewart finally got a fix for my Asus Transformer Pad Infinity for his great app, Depose. We have been shooting at least 2 dozen emails, and even more tech-reports trying to get a solution. There don’t seem to be very many people affected by my bug, so most of you should be able to see how… Continue Reading
You Ask, I Answer: Can I Use Separate Google Accounts for my Different Android Devices?
One reader would like to know whether he/she can use separate Google account for his/her different Android devices. Seems simple enough, right? The purpose, as the reader explains, is to keep the information on one device, a personal device, separate from the information on another device, work-related. The simple answer is, yes. My response though… Continue Reading
Easy WiFi Tether With FoxFi
Today I sat down with a colleague here in Oklahoma City for lunch. The discussion centered on his new purchase of the Asus Transformer Prime, which is certainly a front-runner device for lawyers. What I gained from the meeting though was FoxFi. FoxFi replaces my other favorite app, Barnacle WiFi Tether, which only works on… Continue Reading
Android Dictation Apps Compared
Lawyers, doctors, and maybe a few others are the last hold outs for dictation. I can’t blame anyone for not jumping sooner. Although I never got into the dictation process in my law practice, as demands on my time increase, I can see some of the benefits. That’s why I thought one useful post might… Continue Reading
Integrating Social Media and Blogs – Why Now More Than Ever
Note: this is a cross-post from my law firm's blog. It's still just as important. For people who haven't been heeding the warnings, the internet is going to get a lot bumpier. Already, only 2 weeks into November, Google made two huge announcements that will likely affect everyone on the planet. First, Google announced… Continue Reading
Why I Still Envy iOS
I‘ll admit it. Recently, I’ve drooled over iOS, and the new iPad 2 and iPhone. I know, it’s all “smoke and mirrors,” but admittedly, there are some flaws in Android OS which iOS covers. Since most of the applications I use are available on Android, it’s a no brainer that I still love my Android… Continue Reading