Dominate Your Coffee Shop With Fliptogo Display. One of my favorite things about CES is the fringe companies that debut new and strange tech. In recent years, gadgets that increase the display capabilities for road and coffee shop warriors have been a thing, and 2025 is no different. This one sits on the notebook screen,

CES 2025. CES (formerly Consumer Electronics Show) has been showing the latest in consumer electronics for many years. I attended a few and reported back to my readers about the latest in tech. These days, thanks to the Internet, I can attend virtually without walking exhibit halls for days at a time. If you are

Why I Stopped Using Chrome And Switched To Edge. When my last computer crashed, it occurred to me that I had been having a lot of problems with Google Chrome lately. It was bloated, buggy, and used a lot of system resources. I had dabbled with Microsoft Edge lately, and found that, being based on

RV-Lawyer-Technology-Remote-Lawyering- I am in preparation for two presentations at the ABA TechShow In Chicago April 1-5, 2025. The presentation will track my new book, RV Lawyer – The Use of Technology In Remote Lawyering. The presentations that are planned:
 RV Lawyering – Using Current Technology To Practice Law Anywhere Part 1, and is scheduled for Thursday,

Sora. In case you have been sleeping, video creation has become a tool for everyone. Sora, Open AI’s version, is up and running for Chat GPT users; but, when I tried to log in, the site advises that creation tools have been disabled due to high traffic. Naturally, creating 20 second videos is pretty data

audiopen.ai I have written before about AudioPen, the innovative little app that sits in my Chrome browser. Click the app, and start talking, and the app , using AI, rewrites the text you speak, in a cogent, readable text. The resulting file can be used to create memoranda, reminder notes, or just about anything you

Legal Tech Reality Check. Nicole Black is doing the heavy lifting for those of us interested in the impact of Gen AI on law practice. In this week’s article, she points to my post about Google’s Notebook LM, which is changing the way lawyers analyze legal documents. I recently plugged in about 35 pleadings and