This document provides information on various apps for iPhone including productivity apps, legal research apps, travel apps, music/radio apps, fitness apps, and business apps. It summarizes key apps such as Dropbox and Evernote for file storage, Pomodoro for time management, Documents to Go for editing office documents, Black's Law Dictionary and PocketJustice for legal research, TripAdvisor and TripIt for travel planning, SoundHound and Pandora for identifying and streaming music, and iMapMyRun and Endomondo for fitness tracking. The document also lists several law firms and resources for continuing legal education.

2. iPhone Basics
How did
you get
that image?

3. Folders?
Folders?
How???

4. Closing Apps

5. Mobile Enhanced Websites

6. QR Scanners

8. Hawaii DCCA

9. Casemaker
http://mobile.lawriter.net

10. Westlaw Next
http://m.next.westlaw.com

11. LEXIS
You need a subscription, but this
is an APP rather than a mobile
enhanced site.

12. Productivity Apps

13. Dropbox
Get a free account on
dropbox.com and take your
files with you.

14. Evernote
Remember everything.
Similar to Dropbox;
access these items from
any computer or mobile
device.
Clip web pages;
Store pdfs;
Photos;
Add tags

15. Pomodoro
Time Management. $2.99,
but worth it if you have ADD
or are often interrupted.
Each pomodoro (a unit of
work based on a tomato
timer) is made up of 25
minutes of focused work and
5 minutes of rest. Every 4
pomodoros, you take a
longer break of 15 minutes.

16. iPunchclock
Track Work/Project Time ($4.99)
• Assign to particular matters/clients
• Export as a spreadsheet, report,
summary, current task
• Preview, Email, Google, Print, Air
Server

17. Court Days
Reminder for upcoming court dates.
($0.99)
• Includes a preset for Hawaii Courts
• Insert customized court holidays
• Email the list of dates

18. Documents to Go
Edit MS Office documents on
your iPhone ($9.99 & $14.99)
• Truly an AWESOME app for editing
Word, Excel, Powerpoint docs
• Includes a desktop application that
syncs your files
• Edit files from Google Docs,
Dropbox, Box.net, iDisk or
SugarSync
• View and edit email attachments

19. Dragon Dictation
Productivity. FREE
Click here to Click here to
bring up the bring up this
• If you can talk, you can type.
keyboard. menu.

20. Legal Pad
LegalPad is a quick, persistent, note-
taking utility for attorneys.

21. Square
2.75% per swipe for all cards
One simple rate, including American
Express.
Next-day payout
Automatic direct deposits to your bank
account.
Free reader, free app
For iPhone, iPad and Android.

22. Check Lists
Create a check list for anything.
• Duplicate lists
• Email the list
• Sort the list A-Z
• Make Master Lists and duplicate them

23. Days Until
. . . Days Since

24. Legal Research Apps

25. Black’s Law
$54.99

26. NOLO Law
Dictionary

27. The Law.com

28. The Free
Dictionary
Includes pronunciations and
Latin terms.

29. U.S. Constitution

30. U.S. Code
by Prof. Shawn Bayern
It is a memory hog.

31. Fed. R. Civ. Pro.
This one is Free.
Cliff Maier of WaffleTurtle Software
has written several iPhone apps that
give you the text of commonly used
parts of the U.S. Code and the FRCP.
This is NOT one of his apps. His FRCP
app costs about $3.00 and he has
several other apps as well.

32. Fed. R. Evidence

33. PocketJustice
U.S. Supreme Court Decisions
PocketJustice is one of the best apps
available as an informative reference
to a history of well-documented court
cases. It includes all of the 5 Ws (who,
what, when, where, why), oral
arguments, court opinions, pictures,
and anything else of relevance in the
respective court cases. Its interface is
very well organized and interactive.

34. Law Libe
LawLibe is a free app that comes
preloaded with the U.S. Constitution.
Then you can download additional
legal content directly into the app,
including the U.S. Code, Code of
Federal Regulations, State Statutes,
the Manual of Patent Examining
Procedure for a price.

35. Law Stack
Lawstack serves as your legal history
book. It includes accessible documents
such as the U.S. Constitution and the
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, but it
also allows you to download and embed
other documents and access them
through this application.

36. ABA Journal

37. Travel Apps

38. Trip Advisor
Reviews and advice on hotels, resorts,
flights, vacation rentals, vacation
packages, travel guides, etc. Also has a
website: http://www.tripadvisor.com

39. Trip It
All your travel arrangements in
one place, plus maps!
If you give it your email
address, it will monitor for any
confirmation emails.

40. Airport Status

41. iParking
Can’t remember where
you parked?
Set a pin when you do
and this app will get you
there when you return.

42. Gate Guru

43. FlightAware
Track flights in real time.

44. Point Inside
Maps of airport terminals.
A real lifesaver when you have to
change terminals and don’t know the
airport.

45. Sit or Squat
Find bathrooms
wherever you are.

46. Taxi Magic
Get a cab wherever you are.

47. Trapster.com
Find the speed traps!
Great on the mainland.
But it can be a battery
drain.

49. Quake Feed

50. Earthquake

51. Quakes

52. Music/Radio Apps

53. SoundHound
It even identifies a song by humming.

54. Stitcher
Podcasts without going into
iTunes.
My favs:
Bits: Tech Talk (NY Times)
The Moth Podcast
Fresh Air
This American Life

55. Pandora Radio
The music genome – let it find
music for you based on
something you like.

56. Fitness Apps

57. iMapMy…
•Run
•Walk
•Ride
•Fitness
Track your fitness; map your
workouts, find routes,
calculate the pace.

58. Endomondo
Speed and distance tracking

59. Active.com
• Find health articles;
• Find races;
• Register for races.

60. Make your front door on a Smart Phone.

61. MacRoberts
Scottish firm
Includes a lot of information on human
resources law.

62. Suite 450

63. Linehan

64. Buchanan Law

65. Ongur & Ergan

66. BiznessApps.com

67. Questions?
Roberta Woods
Rfwoods@hawaii.edu

68. West CLE

69. LinkedIn