That’s the motto of Twitku, which is a site that allows you to keep up with your contacts on both Twitter and Jaiku, and post to either, or both, in one place. It’s a pretty handy service, and a site I generally keep open when I’m sitting at my desk, but it’d be even nicer if they had a mobile interface that I could use with my Blackberry. I know, I know, I want everything. 🙂
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“Soon, Apple will introduce a new iPhone feature that will do away with that annoying — and dangerous — urge to look at a text message while you’re driving. The feature, called “Do Not Disturb While Driving,” will be part of Apple’s iOS 11, a new version of the operating software for Apple mobile devices.”…
In an otherwise maddening post about his experience with a law school student, Craig Ball makes an interesting “throw away” comment: We look to the crop of eager young lawyers to be inherently more adept at e-discovery than we who preceded them. After all, they have iPhones. Craig (who I assume was being facetious), is…
Much like I did last year with the ILTA Conference, I’m working with some search feeds to track the various things people are putting up online about the Legal Tech Conference this week. At this time, the feed is still a work in progress, pulling in lots of duplicate items, so I don’t want to…
As many of you mat be aware, Google recently announced their new reading app, Currents, for tablet and smartphones. It seems to be a bit like Flipboard, or other apps that make a nice, magazine-style layout for reading your favorite online content. Being the curious techie that I am, I wanted to both check it…
“It’s still not clear how, but a disproportionately large number of websites that run on the WordPress content management system are being hacked to deliver crypto ransomware and other malicious software to unwitting end users. In the past four days, researchers from three separate security firms have reported that a large number of legitimate WordPress…
Law firms either keep up with tech or get left behind ‘Scared. Ashamed. Crippled.’: How One Lawyer Overcame Living With Depression in Big Law Understanding Electronic Discovery: Not Just for Biglaw Not If But When: Pulling E-Discovery In-House Interview: Danny Chan of Ricoh on a case study involving Relativity Analytics Information Project 5 Things That…
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