Abstract
A month after the conference, Thomson Reuters launched the WestlawNext iPad app. Current marketing touts mobile access to WestlawNext that is suitable on four major smartphone platforms. At right is a screen shot from the native iPad app as well as WestlawNext in Apple's Safari browser. The iPad app does not let you send documents to your Kindle, and in fact does not let you download or print items directly, as shown in the highlighted screen element in each.
Using this as a starting point, below I suggest arguments for and against using apps for mobile legal research. The focus is not on a specific service or provider, but on the question of "app vs. browser."
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2011
Recommended Citation
Roger V. Skalbeck, Mobile Legal Research: Do We NEED an App for That?, Law Libr. Lights, Winter 2011, at 20-22.