After a haphazard introduction, Google officially reintroduced its Google Keep program, which many take to compete with Evernote. Google Keep is promoted as a way to “quickly capture what’s on your mind and recall it easily wherever you are. Create a checklist, enter a voice note or snap a photo and annotate it. Everything you… Continue Reading
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Google Keep Looks to Replace Evernote
For about 30 minutes yesterday, astute users got a unique glimpse at Google Keep. Google Keep is apparently Google’s answer to Evernote. What’s more, from the screenshots we see that Keep might also replace Tasks. There’s not much else available, since Keep is now disabled. I’d periodically check https://drive.google.com/keep/, to see the enabled functions, but I’m also… Continue Reading
Reset Your Evernote Password NOW
Today, Evernote informed its users that the service experienced a security breach. Evernote sent out a message to all users forcing everyone to reset their passwords. Here’s the text of the email, and you can read their blog for a full explanation (it says the same thing as the email): Dear Evernote user, Evernote’s Operations… Continue Reading
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 can… Continue Reading
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 and… Continue Reading
Best Android Tablet Apps for Productivity
Lifehacker Australia inspired me to write this post after I read this pathetic list. Seriously? Five apps? Yes, I know they mentioned a couple others, but c’mon, only five apps make the “best of” list? Heck, I just pushed out a list of 51 of the top Android apps for lawyers. So, with that inspiration,… Continue Reading
Ten Android Apps Every Attorney Should Have
If you’ve followed this blog, you know I love to write posts about apps. That’s probably because I get a lot of questions from people about my favorite apps, or which apps are the best for attorneys. The problem is, it’s really hard to pinpoint the “everyone should have these apps” apps, because apps keep changing.… Continue Reading
Back to School: Android Apps for Law Students
Hopefully you 1L, 2L, and 3L students still have some glimmer of summer left. My first-year glimmer and enthusiasm quickly faded, and by second year, I was a full-fledged member of the “get me out of law school” secret society. We had our own handshake. That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy my time at… Continue Reading
OneNote Mobile for Android
It finally came; and by it, I mean Microsoft OneNote Mobile for Android. You can download your copy from the Android Market here. I’ll let Ben Schorr rave the praises of OneNote, but needless to say, lawyers will be hard-pressed to find a better note-taking system (sure Evernote is cool, but tabbed notes and notebooks are so much… Continue Reading
You Ask, I Answer – About Using Tablets
I love receiving questions from my readers. Here’s a copy of an email I received: I am an attorney located in [some big city], and I found your website while researching ways to use a Tablet to help make our office more paper-less. I have been using a Tablet in court now for about 2 weeks… Continue Reading