In today’s App Friday round, K. Nykoel Dinardo — an attorney and program planner at the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education — shares an app that allows her to scan business cards and an app for keeping track of her finances and tracking her budget goals.
While the iPhone may be the most popular smartphone among lawyers, Android use is growing. Recognizing the rising popularity of the platform, Fastcase recently released an Android version of its legal research app in the Google Play Store.
Did you know that Windows 7 comes with built-in speech recognition functions by default? With no extra costs, Windows Speech Recognition is definitely worth a try as a productivity tool. Keep reading to find out how you can use these speech recognition features to issue voice commands to your computer, launch applications and dictate texts - and how this free bundled app compares to other standalone, professional speech recognition software.
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