This post was written by Richard Georges: "My friends are starting to call me a "Droid Salesman". I confess, I haven't been this enthused about technology in a long time. However, in my defense, this is the closest I have ever been to my dream of carrying all the technology I need around in a pocket. Examples:...

In summary, I have ditched a briefcase full of gadgets for a tiny, slim magic box that educates me, entertains me, helps me practice law, helps me find my way to the courthouse, and a host of other functions. Now, if I can figure out a way to use it to brew a perfect cup of coffee..."

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Source: Future Lawyer, 9 March 2010. © 1996-2010, Richard M. Georges, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Richard Georges: "Lookout Mobile Security :: Security that moves with you. Mobile and smart phones have an inherent security risk. They are small, and can be lost or stolen easily... So, why not use an application that is free, downloadable, and which not only backs up all of your contacts and photos, but also contains an antivirus that scans all new downloads?

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Source: Future Lawyer, 19 February 2010. © 1996-2010, Richard M. Georges, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Randall Ryder: "February 8 was National Clean Out Your Computer Day. If you did not follow this well-known holiday, schedule an hour this week to tidy up your friend. If you are lucky enough to have an IT department, call them up and ask for physical on your computer..."

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Source: Lawyerist.com, 14 February 2010. © 2007-2010 Lawyerist Media, LLC. Reproduced with permission of the site editor, Sam Glover.

This post was written by Randall Ryder: "Most attorneys carry some form of smartphone with them to check email, calendars, and other tasks. Today's smartphones, however, can help attorneys in many others ways like information gathering..."

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Source: Lawyerist.com, 11 February 2010. © 2007-2010 Lawyerist Media, LLC. Reproduced with permission of the site editor, Sam Glover.

This post was written by Rick Georges: "Lab Rats Look At IPad, IPod, Kindle and Netbooks This little video from my friends at LabRats does a good job of looking at the good, the bad and the ugly of the new device from Apple. Take 20 minutes, and you will have a good feel for the pros and cons of the tablet computer that will be coming out in a couple of months..."

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Source: Future Lawyer, 10 February 2010. © 1996-2010, Richard M. Georges, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Tom Mighell: "I've never been a fan of giving PowerPoint presentations from my phone - I like more control over the program I'm using to give the presentation. However, with MightyMeeting I might just have to give it another try. MightyMeeting has a different take on the whole "presentation by smartphone" thing: instead of loading the presentation on your phone, you upload it to the MightyMeeting server. You can then send your attendees a link to the file when you're ready to present - but it's actually a link to the presentation that you can control remotely from your phone..."

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Source: Inter Alia, 8 February 2010, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Greg Lambert: "After years of listening to my friends tell me why they "looooovvveee" their Macs, and how it is "sooooo" much easier to use than a PC, and that I'm an idiot (not a Mac/PC issue apparently), I think I'm finally feeling some empathy for them. Not because I'm going to rush out after 20 years of using a PC, but because I went out traded in my old Windows Mobile 6.0 phone (BlackJack I on AT&T) and bought an Android phone (Samsung Moment on Sprint)..."

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Source: 3 Geeks and a Blog, 5 February 2010, reproduced with permission of the author

This post was written by Tom Mighell: "Well, after months and MONTHS of speculation, Apple finally unveiled its vaunted iPad tablet computing device. Does it signal a game change in the way mobile technology is designed, or is it just an oversized iPod Touch? Will lawyers use it as device for fun and games, or does it have real application for the legal profession? Those are some of the questions we tackle in the latest episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, entitled The iPad: Gadget or Game-Changer? We had a lot of fun in this episode, and we also briefly discussed the debut this week of WestLawNext, from Thomson Reuters. Give us a listen."

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Source: Inter Alia, 3 February 2010. Reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by J. Benjamin Stevens: "I missed Steve Jobs' keynote address yesterday announcing the iPad, but I have watched Apple's video about the it (admittedly several times) in the last 24 hours.  Wow.  I was anxiously waiting to see what Steve had up the sleeve of his black turtleneck with regard to a table computer, but the iPad far surpasses my expectations..."

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Source: The Mac Lawyer, 28 January 2010. Copyright © 2010, J. Benjamin Stevens, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Randall Ryder: "The Livescribe Pulse smartpen is on the verge of getting smarter with new applications. The electronic pen records everything you write, and with a tap, will record audio as well. For client interviews and meetings, that can be incredibly useful..."

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Source: Lawyerist.com, 20 January 2010 © 2007-2010 Lawyerist Media, LLC. Reproduced with permission of the site editor, Sam Glover.