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Sherman Oaks, Calif.-based LiveDeposition.com, a provider of web-based legal deposition and video conferencing services, has released a series of mobile apps that will allow attendance at streaming depositions via iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Android-enabled smartphones and tablet devices.
iPad Apps to Boost Productivity at Your Law Practice
Attorney Greg Hoole highlights apps lawyers are using to enhance their practice, including GoodReader, Rulebook, JuryTracker, Quickoffice Pro, and Evernote.
N.Y. State Bar Readies Mobile Apps
A mobile application for finding legal ethics opinions is now available from the New York State Bar Association, and two other applications are being developed.
Colligo Releases SharePoint App for iPad
Vancouver-based Colligo Networks, a provider of email and document management software for Microsoft's SharePoint platform, has released Colligo Briefcase Enterprise, a mobile application for browsing, viewing, and storing SharePoint data on Apple's iPad tablet.
Is Your Email Signature Line Stuck in the Past?
With LinkedIn profiles and legal blogs as just two possible additions, the signature lines of the future can be so much stronger, writes attorney and author Adrian Dayton.
AgileWords Releases Legal Collaboration iPhone App
Agilewords, a San Francisco-based developer of cloud-based document collaboration applications, has released its legal document collaboration app for the iPhone.
Mobile Lawyering: Not Yet in Sync
ALM Legal Intelligence has released a new survey report, "Productivity in the Legal Profession: The Impact of Mobile Technology," based on an online survey of 266 U.S. lawyers.
Adobe Expands FormsCentral Enterprise Plan
Adobe this week tweaked the usability of its FormsCentral service and shared details about its planned enterprise features for 2012.
Lexis, Westlaw Update Research Services
On Monday, the research service arms of both LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters released new software aimed at making searches as simple as possible for lawyers.
Aderant Reveals Its Mobile Strategy for 2012
Using HTML5 technology, Aderant plans to launch mobile versions of its software for law firms in spring 2012, the company's research and development chief said.
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