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iPad Note Taking Apps Showdown
The ability to take handwritten notes on an iPad seems like a no-brainer. But, which app to choose? Here’s a showdown of the five most frequently mentioned apps for handwritten notes on the iPad, from least liked to best bet. … Continue reading
TrialPad 2.0 – BAMF
We Now Return to Our Regularly Scheduled Blog Posts… With a Bang. Our firm tried three cases in the last five weeks. MacLitigator has been too busy over the past two or so months to post anything. The last case … Continue reading
Exhibit A – iPad Trial Presentation App
A commentor on the TrialPad review mentioned Exhibit A as an alternative. When initially released, Exhibit A was such a horrible program that it wasn’t worth discussing. After updates, the program has improved dramatically. When first out, the program would … Continue reading
TrialPad – Dedicated Presentation App for the iPad
The recently released TrialPad for iPad is a good start on what trial presentation for the iPad can be, but doesn’t yet meet expectations associated with its high price. Anything You Can Do, I Can Do … At its heart, TrialPad … Continue reading
CP Notebook for iPad Available – Christmas Came Early
Long on the wish list and one ‘killer app’ missing from the iPad was a decent outliner. Circus Ponies Notebook, an outliner and much, much more, is now available as an iPad app. For those unfamiliar with the product, Circus … Continue reading
DEVONthink To Go
A new update for DEVONthink Pro just released with…. support for syncing to an iPad or iPhone. The new product DEVONthink To Go uses a wireless sync function, allowing you to selectively pick which parts of any particular database get … Continue reading
iPad & OSX Apps for Appeals
Working with the iPad at oral argument before an appellate court, trial court or other hearing cuts down on killing trees while keeping all information at your fingers. Rather than print out reams of pleadings and argument outlines, the iPad … Continue reading
iPad at Trial
Maclitigator just completed a four day jury trial (a.k.a. “in the Soup” as my friend Chuck might say) using the iPad as the primary means of getting information in front of the jury. Here’s the low down on how it … Continue reading