I agree, Kevin. In fact, this was the first topic that Brett and I discussed on today's episode of the In the News podcast. However, what we didn't mention in the episode is the point that you make that some carriers charge more for the 5G plan, which is an additional reason not to use 5G, besides saving battery life. -Jeff

I agree, Jay, that this feature would have been even more useful earlier. But it is still useful now for all of us who wear a mask when in a public area with lots of other folks around. Additionally, should we have another COVID surge as some public health officials are predicting, then of course this feature will be even more useful for a larger group of people. Fortunately, if you don't find the feature useful for yourself, you can simply keep it turned off. That way, you get the full security of regular FaceID. -Jeff

To my knowledge, each user needs a separate license. Having said that, I see that the Lit Software website mentions reaching out for site licenses: https://support.litsoftware.com/hc/en-us/articles/4409575981719-Do-you-offer-the-ability-to-make-volume-purchases- I hope that helps!

There are a number of reputable cable manufacturers, but I've had good experience with Anker cables so I would consider them. The PowerLine III is excellent if you want the traditionally, rubbery feel. https://amzn.to/3H6gHUc The ones with the Nylon cover are also very durable: https://amzn.to/3o82LjK -Jeff

Louisiana is similar. It doesn't matter where you got your vaccine; the State has a record of it, so you can take advantage of that to share your vaccination status with the Wallet app. -Jeff

Thanks, Jay! I was a big fan of many Palm models over the years. When the Treo 650 first came out, I thought it was amazing. I remember loving my Palm IIIc too. -Jeff

I guess that is what the survey found, but like you, I wonder who they surveyed. Having said that, among certain groups, these numbers probably are true. It seems like all of my kids' friends have iPhones, not Android devices. And at my law firm, almost all of the attorneys use an iPhone. -Jeff

If you can export from Notability as a PDF file, you can then import that PDF file into GoodNotes. That might be a good way to start. -Jeff

When you say "my jurisdiction" I presume you mean a court. I don't think I've ever seen a court provide an ASCII transcript, although maybe there are some out there. On the other hand, for a deposition in a private case, I would think you could get an ASCII transcript in any jurisdiction. But as for your question, no, I haven't yet tried this tip, but that's only because I haven't yet had a case in which I wanted to have a single report that covered multiple depositions, including one(s) for which I don't have the ASCII transcript. I'm sure that day will come, and when it does, it seems like this tip would work. -Jeff

It definitely sounds like this loop is too big for you, and I don't think you can cut it. Because of the way it is designed, you would be cutting the part that attaches. I suspect you will just have to try a different style that comes in a smaller size. -Jeff

Agreed. And if I try to select a city in Canada, the app says "No forecast available at this location. Please select a location within the United States." I presume that is because the developer is not paying for weather data outside of the U.S. -Jeff