Mac at Work

by David Sparks

Mac at Work

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About the Author

David Sparks is a trial attorney in Orange County, California, where he’s been eating other lawyers’ lunch for years using Macintosh computers. David is also the editor of www.MacSparky.com (where he writes about Apple technology and productivity) and a co-host of the popular “Mac Power Users” podcast (www.macpowerusers.com).

David speaks and writes often about Apple technology. David is a frequent speaker at the annual Macworld Conference and Expo and a regular faculty member for the American Bar Association’s TechShow, the premier legal technology conference, where he speaks on the Mac, iPhone, iPad, and productivity.