eBooks are more accessible to on-to-go legal and tax professionals and others, with the launch of the new Android app and version 4.1 of the iOS app for iPhones and iPads for Thomson Reuters ProView, the leading eBook platform for professionals. In addition to the professional-grade features that ProView users are accustomed to such as …
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ProView Adds iPhone eBook App
iPhone users can now access ProView eBooks and eLibraries as easily as they can with desktops and tablets. The new ProView iPhone app provides the same market-leading functionality that has made ProView the leading eBook platform for professionals, including annotations, content search, and Recent Activity feed for quick access to recent research. ProView syncs across …
Thomson Reuters Westlaw Creates iPhone® App, Adds Enhancements
Thomson Reuters continues to help customers be more productive, efficient and current with its new Thomson Reuters Westlaw iPhone® mobile app and several powerful new features to Westlaw. While Westlaw users have long had access to a device-customized mobile site, the Westlaw iPhone® app was built specifically for the Westlaw current awareness experience. The app …
BlackBerry to Acquire Good Technology: It’s Not About the Phones!
If you only follow the mobile phone space to see what other gadgets attorneys are using, the news that BlackBerry recently signed an agreement to acquire Good Technology in a cash deal valued at $425 million may not have registered on your radar. After all, the majority of attorneys who use smartphones use Apple Inc.’s …
The benefits of a defined in-house strategy
This post was written by Sirin Torpis, regional field manager at Thomson Reuters What do Amazon.com, Outlook, and the iPhone all have in common? They are all disruptive technologies. Amazon’s online shopping forum has changed the means through which consumers buy goods and read books – from brick-and-mortar shops and shopping malls and bookstores to …
The world is going mobile. So what?
This guest post was written by Bob Schukai, global head of Mobile at Thomson Reuters. So what you say? So what? Are you kidding me? In all seriousness, we are living through one of the most amazing times humankind has known. It may not seem overly obvious to anyone, but in 2007, the world changed …
