Criminal Defense Law With An Apple

The Mac Lawyer blogged on a new product from Rocket Matter. This is a online case management system. I also found a similar product last week called AdvologixPM. I haven’t had a chance to try either of these systems but I will try and make time to review Advologix in the next few weeks. Notably, they have Mac and iPhone support.

The joys of drilling down. So here you are at my blog, and I am telling you to go visit TUAW’s blog, so that you can see Chris Pirillo’s blog (of Tech TV Fame), where he provides 50 reasons to switch to a Mac. This is actually a very balanced article. Check it out here. My favorite part, his alternate titles for the article:

C:\DIE.EXE
50 Reasons Why I Left Bill for Steve
Losing My OS Religion
Windows Broke My Heart
Obama Says It’s Time to Change to the Mac
/Volume/chris/switched
How to Switch to a Mac
The Wow Stops Now
Got Mac?
Once You Go Mac, You Never Go Back?

UPDATE: The folks at Inspired Solo are doing a whole week about switch to Mac. Cheryl wrote this great article about her experience switching.

I came across this new blog by Peter W. Summerill, called MacLitigator. The blog looks great (further proof that I need to move off of blogger). This week, MacLitigator did a great review of Macbook Air.

It has become apparent that well over half of my regular readers are either solo’s or planning to be solo’s. If you like cruising blogs then make sure to stop by and visit fellow blogger and Mac user, Susan Cartier Liebel. For those thinking about becoming solo, this E-zine may be of interest.

I have sent you over to Hawkwings’ blog if you are using Apple mail. I also wanted to direct you to his list of plug-ins for Apple’s built-in mail client. So go look.

I haven’t embraced the GTD principles or some of the companion software. I have never really had a problem getting things done. Nevertheless, I was really struck by this, from Midnight Beep. Take a look at the video to learn more.

This might be nice, rather than using the rather antiquated “to-do list” that is integrated in iCal.

The folks over at Web Worker Daily have made this list of tools for switchers. Milage may vary.

Here is a more rudimentary introduction from Lifehacker. And a list of useful downloads.

Also on Lifehacker today was this list for Gmail users. You know who you are.

Many thanks to Eric Schmidt of Mac Law Students and Ben Stevens of Mac Lawyer for including us in their Mac/Lawyer blogger line-up. Check them out, among the others.

88 tiny screws.