Motorola DROID User Manual

APPENDIX: DRIOD App Guide
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Law and Legal
For those working in or around law offices, there are
reference materials and news sources available for
the DROID. DroidLaw is a good example of such
an app. You can use it to sort through legal
procedures, but you can also use it to track many
popular legal blogs and news feeds.
For legal students, there are lots of study guides
and flashcard games. There are also a few
specialized apps for calculating billing hours and
target dates. Legal students may also consider
apps like Locale that automatically turn the phone’s
ringer off at certain locations, such as the
courthouse. See Table A–13 for a list of law and
legal apps.
Table A–13. Law and Legal Apps.
App Name Price Notes QR Code
DroidLaw, by
BigTwit Software
Free/varies
DroidLaw is a legal reference app. The
base app is free, but you can expand it
through paid modules that contain the
material you need, such as Supreme
Court cases ($2.99) or the United States
Code ($3.99).
LangLearner
Legal Dictionary,
by LangLearner
Free This app is a simple dictionary of legal
terms for lawyers, legal assistants, and
people studying law.

Motorola DROID Specifications

General

RAM	256 MB
Expandable Storage	microSD, up to 32 GB
Display Protection	Corning Gorilla Glass
SIM	Mini-SIM
Loudspeaker	Yes
3.5mm Jack	Yes
GPS	Yes, with A-GPS
Radio	No
Main Camera Video	480p@24fps
Colors	Black
Display	480 x 854 pixels
Processor	600 MHz ARM Cortex-A8
Operating System	Android 2.0 (Eclair)
Primary Camera	5 MP
Battery	1400 mAh
Dimensions	115.8 x 60 x 13.7 mm
Weight	169 g
Network	CDMA / EVDO
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, A2DP
Sensors	Accelerometer, proximity, compass