ILTA Survey Reveals Extensive Attorney iPad and iPhone Use
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iPad Use
The survey revealed that 90% of law firms have attorneys using iPads, 44% of law firms have attorneys using an Android tablet, 42% have attorneys using a Microsoft Surface tablet, 17% have attorneys using a Windows tablet (other than Microsoft Surface), 5% have attorneys using a BlackBerry Playbook, and 8% report that none of their attorneys use a tablet. As for the 90% of law firms that report iPad use at their firm, that represents a slight increase; it was 89% in 2013, 88% in 2012, and 74% in 2011. These numbers are consistent with the 2014 ABA Tech Survey, in which 84% of attorneys who use a tablet reported that they use an iPad.
iPhone Use
The ILTA survey did not ask which percentage of attorneys use an iPhone. Instead, the survey asked about platforms in use at law firms, such as the number of law firms that have attorneys using iOS, which includes both iPhones and iPads. The survey revealed that basically all law firms, 98%, have attorneys using iOS, whereas 77% of law firms have attorneys using an Android devices, 56% have attorneys using BlackBerry devices, and 44% have attorneys using Windows Mobile or the newer Surface operating system.
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