This You Ask, is my response to a comment left on 2012′s Best Android Apps for Lawyers post: I am debating whether to go iPad or stick with Android. I have not invested in a full tablet (10 inch) yet, and with a laptop on the brink it is time to take the plunge. I currently use… Continue Reading
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Really Clio, An iPad?
I think I’ve praised online practice management resources, such as Clio, as an effective way for attorneys to become mobile warriors. If I wasn’t so financially invested in my own program, PracticeMaster and Tabs3, I’d readily make the switch. So imagine my surprise when I discovered that my good words about Clio are earning rewards points:… Continue Reading
And Maybe Not…Or In Other Words, Android Forever!
There’s nothing better than a heated debate, meshed with a significant number of well-informed people. Maybe that’s why I hate the political system and rhetoric (bah-dum-dum). When I wrote this post I expected a few comments, but certainly not the amount I received. What’s more, none of the comments were “Android fan-boys” touting how great the… Continue Reading
The Great Debate: Android Tablet v. iPad
I’m going through a bit of a quandry, and it’s probably blaspheme to speak about, but I’ve held off purchasing an Android tablet running Android OS 4.0 for one reason: I’m not sure if I want it. I’m actually considering, hold your breath and sit down, an iPad. But wait, before you say, “ugh,” and… Continue Reading
Does Android Really Compete With iPad?
As the Android OS begins overtaking Apple’s iOS, a large number of iOS fans have started highlighting the “extreme” differences between the two operating systems. For instance, check out this post where I discuss a similar critique posed by Ramesh. Well, here’s another follow-up on from CBS Moneywatch via PC World. This time, the “killer” arguments… 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