During yesterday’s edition of our popular Current Trends in Law Firm Websites webinar series, we got a barrage of questions about mobile-friendly sites. Apparently, everyone’s aware of Google’s change to
Our App of the Week series took off during the second half of this year culminating in the App of the year honors. Many of the apps that we reviewed
The nominations are in, now it’s your turn to vote! We received a number of great recommendations, including some people so enthusiastic about Westlaw Next that they nominated it dozens
You may know we’re app-obsessed here at Legal Productivity. Each Friday, we profile a cool tool for our App of the Week series. Now, drumroll please…. we’re calling for nominations
If you’ve seen me in person, you’re probably wondering why I would be a total devotee of a nutrition management app called LoseIt (I’m of the skinny persuasion). However, as
We’re all about productivity, which makes us huge fans of Buffer, the app that helps us manage our Twitter activity. The only drawback is the lack of an iPhone app,
I’ve traveled a lot this year: According to TripIt, I’ve been on the road 51 days this year, hitting 21 cities. In fact, I’m writing this at Gate 121 at
I used to commute 35 minutes each way at my old job, and on the way home I scheduled my drive to listen to Marketplace, by American Public Media. I
Last week comScore published their quarterly market analysis on the smartphone market. Guess what? Smartphone usage is on the rise. Mixed in with the obvious were some juicy tidbits, however.
QR Codes are used to check and compare product price in-store and online, find books in a nearby library or bookstore, store conference materials, marketing, and so much more. However,
