In today's issue of TechnoLawyer NewsWire, tech expert Jill Bauerle covers a powerful document search tool from one of the biggest names in the tech industry, a Windows Explorer replacement utility, and a new "photocasting" service for sharing your photos, either publicly or privately. Don't miss the next issue.
Below you'll find one of the three articles from today's edition:
Google Your Clients and Colleagues
By Jill Bauerle
If you work in litigation, you're always looking for the quickest way to search through thousands of irrelevant documents for a few critical ones. You used to call it hard work. Now you can just call it Googling. The Google Mini soups up your intranet with Google's famed search technology, enabling you to find the proverbial smoking gun in an instant. You can also use it to search your firm's work product — find a model brief just as quickly. Just plug in the small, slender box and, after 30 minutes of configuration, it's ready to go. Three versions exist that will search up to 100,000, 200,000 or 300,000 documents respectively. Your colleagues will instantly recognize the Google Mini's interface, saving you training time on top of searching time. The Google Mini works with over 220 file types, including HTML, PDF and Microsoft Office, and features a self-learning spell-checker. Google Mini pricing starts at $2,995 (100,000 documents), including hardware and software plus one year of support and hardware replacement coverage. Learn more about Google Mini.
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