This week, Apple made the Black’s Law Dictionary app for the iPhone and iPod touch one of its “Staff Favorites” on iTunes. You can see the icon for the dictionary app in the screen capture from the App Store above.
It is some nice recognition for the app (and its developers at West). It has been available since April and has been the subject of several reviews and lists on the Web.
The Black’s Law app was built from the 8th edition of the dictionary, published by West. It is considered by many attorneys, legal professionals and law students to be the most citable and credible legal dictionary. The app provides easy access to its legal terms and phrases and embedded audio of that information. At this time, the current print edition of the dictionary is the 9th edition.
You can learn more about all the mobile apps from West and Thomson Reuters here.
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