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3. Presentation Clock. This $.99 timer app does one thing but it does it extremely well. Seasoned public speakers know how important timing is — run short and you’re up there babbling like an idiot and begging for audience questions. Run too long and you rudely infringe on fellow speakers’ time, and can be pegged as a bore. Either way, if you want a return engagement, practice the timing of your talk with this handy app, and bring it along to your presentation. Large, easy-to-read numbers change colors at thresholds you determine. When the timer hits 0:00, the colors invert from red on black to black on red, and continue counting up indicating how long you’ve gone over.

4. iTimeKeep. By now, most practice management and time and billing software companies — especially those developed for the cloud — have introduced apps that let users perform various functions, like tracking time, from their smartphones and tablets. But some have come to the party a little later than others. Enter iTimeKeep, a mobile time-entry app from Bellefield, designed to bridge the gap and seamlessly integrate with leading legal time and billing software systems. One of the most popular timekeeping apps in the iStore, iTimeKeep integrates with Amicus, Tabs3, Elite, Aderant, Legal Software Systems, ProLaw, Omega, Orion, Total Office (formerly Client Profiles), Rippe & Kingston, Juris, PCLaw, Carpe Diem, DTE, Time Matters, Timeslips, LawBase and others. iTimeKeep has iOS, Android and, most recently, BlackBerry 10 versions,

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