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Our Favorite Go-To, Get-It-Done, Easy-To-Use iPhone Apps for Law
The Mac Lawyer — What happens when four lawyers from diverse practices and backgrounds get together to discuss how each uses their iPhone to improve their productivity and reduce a few of life's frustrations?  You get a great list of iPhone apps that are sure to help you too! Apple reports over 25,000 apps are now available via the iTunes store, making it a daunting task to sift through to find the best. So here are some of the favorite picks from David Sparks of the MacSparky website, Ben Stevens of The Mac Lawyer website and Reid Trautz of Reid My Blog! (who are presenting on this topic at this year's ...

Quickword App Submitted for Apple’s Consideration, Can Edit Word Docs
TheAppleBlog — A lot of apps have been promising to bring Microsoft document editing capabilities to the iPhone, like DocumentsToGo, which enjoyed prominence on the Palm OS, and continues to be a popular choice for Blackberry users. But now it looks like Quickoffice might be the first app out the door, though it all hinges on Apple giving it the green light. ...

iPhone App Roundup: Corporate Use
TheAppleBlog — For corporate users, there are many apps within the iTunes App Store that enhance the default iPhone experience. Let’s take a look at the available options and see how you might be able to leverage these apps to improve the use of your iPhone within the Enterprise. Email + Calendar Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync ...

Review: Quickoffice Files for iPhone
Macworld — Posted on by Rob Griffiths , Macworld.com While working on my iPhone spreadsheet apps round-up , one of the apps I was most impressed with was MobileFiles Pro ( [image] ), which was a combination of an Excel editing application and a file transfer/viewer solution. Things move fast in the iPhone app world, though, and MobileFiles Pro has now morphed into Quicksheet . I’m not sure what the differences between the two apps are, other than the new one is $3 more than the old one. As part of this change in product name and positioning, another product was affected: MobileFiles 2.0, which was essentially MobileFiles Pro minus the Excel ...