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Google announced earlier this week that it has formed a Mac Engineering Team and started the Google Mac Blog. In its first post, that blog states its aim

It means making products that everyone can use – including Mac users. We want to provide great products and services to the tens of millions of Mac users around the world, because it’s the right thing to do, and because Mac users inside and outside Google demand it.

Google also has made the following available at www.google.com/mac:

• Dashboard widgets for checking Gmail, posting to your blog, and checking your search history
• Google Notifier that alerts you to new Gmail messages and (a Mac-only feature) upcoming Google Calendar events
• Safari support for Google Calendar
• Mac support for Google Video
• Mac version of Google Earth

Internet search maestro Google has many services and software available for Macs, including the following which I believe may be useful to attorneys:

• Mac-Only Search :: allows you to search for Apple/Macintosh-related sites using Google
• Google Notifier :: shows alerts in your menu bar so you can see when you have new Gmail messages or upcoming Google Calendar events without having to open a web browser
• Google Earth :: view maps and locations using satellite technology, now in 3-D
• Search History Widget :: keeps a log of your search history and allows you to search it as well
• Google Toolbar for Firefox :: gives you many useful functions, including a Google Suggest powered search box, Gmail integration, phishing protection, translation, spell check, form auto-fill features, and a lot more
• Google Send to Phone :: allows you to send text messages to any mobile phone

Source: “Everything Google for the Mac” by Devanshu Mehta published at the AppleMatters blog.

Would you like to have the ability to turn a web page or a text file into an eBook to use on your iPod? The iPod Notes Packager will handle this transformation for you quickly, easily, and free. You can choose any website or any text file, upload it to this site, and within a few seconds have your very own eBook.

This site could be used for Court rules, statutes, legal outlines, “to do” lists, client names and addresses, or many other uses for attorneys. Even better, it can serve as a legitimate reason to justify purchasing an iPod through your firm. And did I mention that it’s free? You can check out The iPod Notes Packager website by clicking HERE.

Source: “Make eBooks for Your iPod” published at LifeHacker.com