Not long ago, I was a guest on the Legal Talk Network Special Reports podcast. Laurence Colletti spent a few moments interviewing me about an educational session I conducted at ABA TECHSHOW 2015.
Read MoreFriday, April 24 was Apple Watch day. The Apple Watch became available for pre-order on April 10 and was shipped to the select few individuals who ordered their new timepieces shortly after 12:00 AM on that day.
As you probably already know, the device is available in two face sizes, 38mm and 42mm, and can be combined with a whole assortment of bands. In addition, there are three tiers of the watch: Apple Watch Sport (aluminum), Apple Watch (stainless steel), Apple Watch Edition (gold). The prices start at $349, $549, and $10,000, respectively.
Read MoreThe all-powerful search engine is good at more than finding web pages; it can find results to mathematical equations, too.
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A tiny, inexpensive app makes conducting iPhone or iPad presentations possible on a computer screen. The fine folks over at Squirrels say that their products, "enhance productivity and learning for individuals, education and business ...."
Read MoreToday was a travel day. On days like these, I use my devices differently than normal. What follows is an account of the apps I used throughout the day while on the road. Traveling, as you might expect, takes me away from the office where I normally get work done. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t stuff to do.
Read MoreWord 2010 introduced a couple of enhancements to the Navigation Pane, which has been a standard part of prior versions of the app for years. Paragraphs with either automatic numbering or heading styles applied appear in the Navigation Pane.
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Waze, the popular free turn-by-turn navigation app for mobile devices, can help you save a few bucks the next time your vehicle needs to refuel.
Read MoreTwo days ago Apple released iOS 7.1.1, a software update for iPhone 4 or later, iPad 2 or later, iPad mini or later, iPod touch (5th generation). It contains bug fixes and security patches and promises improvements to Touch ID fingerprint recognition and a fix to improve keyboard responsiveness.
Read MoreAs is the case with many of life's answers is: it depends. Devices running Android 2.3 or earlier don't have a built-in way of taking screenshots. In Android 3.x, there are ways, but nothing straight-forward. In Android 4.x, however, things get a lot easier.
Read MoreEvery so often Google changes the logo on its home page to highlight a special person or significant event. Today it focused on Earth Day.
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