'Reviews & Updates' Category
Apple Briefs on OmniFocus
Jeff Kabbe, the man behind the excellent Apple Briefs blog, just posted a thorough review of OmniFocus, the GTD (Getting Things Done) application from Omni Group. I highly recommend giving this one a read if you’re wondering what OmniFocus is all about.
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Devon Whittle, a 4th year Arts/Law major at Melbourne University, posted an informative explanation of how DEVONthink can be a useful tool in importing and sifting through large amounts of information. I could see this being useful for legal writing, advocacy, complex litigation, and policy classes. A year ago I compared DEVONthink Pro to KIT, SOHO Notes, and [...]
Consumer Reports: Apple Tops in Desktop & Laptop Support
Apple Stores are the best place to go for support, with phone support not getting such high marks, but in general Apple is handily beating the competition in computer suppport:
Apple’s tech support team helped their customers solve problems with their computers more than 80% of the time. Industry-wide, help-desk teams from all companies solved their [...]Eight Different Mac Law School Setups
They’re multiplying. With the addition of James’s setup, we now have eight different writeups describing which hardware and software Mac-using law students prefer. Even if you are a long-time Mac user, there are some discoveries to be found in these articles.
I’d like to put together a summary post in the near future, describing some of [...]Greg’s Mac Law School Setup
I’ve just posted setup info from Greg Walklin, who is just winding up his second year at Nebraska. That brings the total number of setup articles to seven, and there’s quite a range in the applications people use.
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