Mobile

In our increasingly mobile world, lawyers face many new challenges in digital forensics for their practice.

The life of a lawyer can be chaotic, to say the least.Thankfully, there’s a technology readily available to help streamline many of the daily activities that typically bog lawyers down: texting.

Recent trends show that more and more consumers are using their mobile devices to conduct financial transactions.

The Digital Detectives talk about the EFF and ACLU challenge against the government’s warrantless searches of cell phones and other devices at the border.

Staying abreast of planned obsolescence case decisions will help you determine the best ways to assist your clients when needed.

It’s not far from the truth to say, “There’s an app for everything.”

These apps will help you spend less time on paperwork and administrative duties, and more time building strong relationships with your clients.

Whether they are browsing  jobs on their lunch break or applying for a new position using a job search app, there’s a growing trend that recruiters need to take note of.

Technology can help you stay on track. There are plenty of apps that can help you manage your time better, keep track of your fitness, and improve your mental health in just a few minutes a day.

Google announced in November that it will index web sites based on the content seen by mobile users.