Market researcher IDC predicts that the volume of e-mail will double by 2006, from 31 million to over 60 million sent every day.
Using technology at trial
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Legal Technology, Trial Technology
This article from Law.com discusses the admissibility of technology-presented evidence, and the challenges facing litigators who use such technology.
A New Look for the List of Lists
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Legal Research Sites
Gary Price’s List of Lists, a compilation of business/industry lists and other rankings, is being updated. Best of all, it’s free! Give it a look.
PayPal hit with old AOL scam
By Tom Mighell on
Do you use PayPal? You may have recently received an e-mail asking you to re-enter your credit card information, because the company’s computer systems were having problems. Don’t do it! When I used to use AOL, I would frequently get e-mails allegedly from the company asking for my passwords and credit card numbers…
Way cool new clock
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Fun Stuff
A new clock, invented by researchers in England, connects to the Internet, determines the traffic conditions on your way to work, decides what time you need to wake up in order to get to work on time, and adjusts the alarm accordingly. Now, if it would just print out alternate routes to work….
How to live a long, long life
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Fun Stuff
How do you get to be 113 years old (and the oldest person in America)? Avoid getting married and the headache of men.
The Return of the Bookmobile
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Useful Web Sites
The Internet Archive, home of the marvelous Wayback Machine, has built a Bookmobile. The goal of the Bookmobile is to promote the reading, downloading and printing of over 20,000 books currently in the public domain.
Tired of searching? Hire an expert
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Internet Search
This article from the SF Gate reviews “expert” services offered by Google, Yahoo, and Keen. I have always wondered about the viability of such services — a long time ago, I signed up to be a so-called “expert” at AskMe.com, and I was amazed at two things: 1) how much of a time…
Too busy for a movie? Try one in a minute
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Fun Stuff
If your life is so busy that you don’t even have time for a movie on the weekends, Movie-A-Minute may be just what you’re looking for, boiling down the plot of a movie to a brief, often funny synopsis.
Amazon Light introduces One-Click
By Tom Mighell on
Posted in Useful Web Sites
Have you tried Amazon Light? It’s a great slimmed-down version of the massive supersite. This week, Amazon Light introduced One-Click purchasing, which has been available on the main site for some time. Give it a try!