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Practice of Law 'Do Not Track' is a Bust, So EFF Debuts 'Privacy Badger'

'Do Not Track' is a Bust, So EFF Debuts 'Privacy Badger'

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

"Do Not Track" could've been something major. The DNT standard was introduced as an option that could be toggled by users to tell websites to, you guessed it,...

Practice of Law Internet Explorer Patch Is Here -- Set Up Automatic Updating

Internet Explorer Patch Is Here -- Set Up Automatic Updating

By Cristina Yu, Esq. | Last updated on

On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security advised users to stop using Microsoft's Internet Explorer until a security flaw was patched. That patch, called...

Practice of Law MacBook Air Update: Underwhelming, But Price Cut and Sales!

MacBook Air Update: Underwhelming, But Price Cut and Sales!

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

There have been so many rumors swirling about the MacBook Air, from high definition "Retina" displays to a 12-inch redesign, that it'd be hard not to be...

Practice of Law Google Stops Mining Schools' Gmail Accounts for Advertising

Google Stops Mining Schools' Gmail Accounts for Advertising

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Their customers may have no expectation of privacy when using Gmail, but at least now, the kids are all right. Well, kinda. Google announced on Wednesday that...

Practice of Law Lawyers: Shortcuts Keys Can Make You More Efficient

Lawyers: Shortcuts Keys Can Make You More Efficient

By Cristina Yu, Esq. | Last updated on

Can a few shortcut keys make you a more efficient lawyer? It's frustrating to watch a lawyer wasting time schlepping that cursor around with a mouse when he...

Practice of Law Google+ Dead? Is Google Seeing the Light?

Google+ Dead? Is Google Seeing the Light?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

For a long while there, Google+ was the bad college party: lots of shiny things, maybe some beer, but nobody showed up. You could join, and add people to your...

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