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Coming today to SmallLaw: Law firms use HotDocs to create documents and NetDocuments to manage documents. But did you know that you could use HotDocs to figure out complex financial formulas and generate an amortization table report? Or that you can use NetDocuments to manage discovery documents? In this issue of SmallLaw, lawyer and legal technology consultant Seth Rowland explores "off-label" uses of these popular productivity tools. Also, don't miss the SmallLaw Pick of the Week for sources with free email newsletter templates.
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Q&A
What technology will make typing on a cell phone as convenient as typing on a regular keyboard? - Quora
The guys at SwiftKey in Cambridge have some interesting predictive text technology that dramatically improves the typing experience on Android devices. They can predict whole sentences, not just words, and it learns what words/phrases you use most often. They were voted the Best App at Mobile World Congress in 2011 and the technology is built into INQ Mobile's new Facebook phones.
Why is a cell phone an optical technology?
Because they work primarily using electromagnetic waves - which encompass radio waves, visible light, microwaves, UV radiation, lasers, gamma rays, infrared rays, and X-rays... all of these are optical technologies.
