Chances are you can already get a pretty sweet deal on Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac from your school bookstore. Be sure to check there first, but if your bookstore doesn’t provide a deep discount, Microsoft is running a discount from now through September 8th on Office 2008 for Mac. The discount on the Home [...]
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Great Interview with the Man Behind Scrivener
Pedro Telles recently interviewed Keith Blount, who created Scrivener. If you’ve ever wanted to know more about how and why Scrivener was created, give it a read.
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Apple Patent Hints at Notebook Tablet
As we all know, patent filings don’t mean the patents in question will ever see the light of day in a product. But it’s fun to imagine a notebook tablet Mac. In fact, I’ve been wishing Apple would create some sort of lightweight hybrid cross between a Newton and a MacBook for years now. Perhaps [...]
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Squirrel for Personal Finance
There’s an interesting first look review of Squirrel, a lightweight and inexpensive personal finance app, at MacNN. Since we all know law students need to track their funds, this might be worth checking into (Get it? Checking! I slay me.).
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One Student’s Account of His Switch to Macintosh
Over at The Mac Lawyer, Ben Stevens brought in Benson Varghese for a guest post. Benson is a 3L at Texas Tech’s School of Law, as well as a blogger and editor of two journals. He outlines what he sees as the plusses and minuses of switching to the Mac, and as you might have [...]
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