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iPhone to squash Blackberry in law firms: legal IT boss
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 03 September 2008 13:28
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"The intuitive interface makes it easy to use and, combined with the large screen and Internet connectivity, there will be an increase in web-based applications that will be of value to lawyers.""Mobile computing devices such as the iPhone are probably one of the few areas where there is the possibility of increasing productivity, and legal firms will be quick to recognise this," he suggested.
"[T]he younger generation expect [new technology] and they will be going for the iPhone," predicted Duckett, who will be a speaker at the Lawtech Summit and Awards to be held at Byron Bay on September 25 and 26.
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