The Addison (IL) Police Department is now using smart phones to give officers information on subjects on the autistic spectrum, subjects with dementia, and others who have special needs.
Samsung phones running in docks with connected external displays and keyboards are being tested as replacements for in-vehicles laptops.
These solutions include a variety of components to allow users to build the ideal DeX Solution, easily extending their smartphone into a full desktop computing experience.
The development of dedicated and secure first responder cellular networks has the potential to revolutionize police communications. Is your agency ready?
Officers with the New York Police Department will soon be putting down their pens and setting aside their hefty department-issued memo books in favor of a new mobile phone app that they will use to keep a detailed log of their daily activities on patrol.
Wilson Electronics' new weBoost Drive Reach is a powerful in-vehicle cellular signal booster designed to provide solid cellular connectivity in a wide range of vehicles.
These heavy-duty devices are built to withstand rough use in the field.
A dizzying variety of hardware and software tools are now available for police operations. But are they actually being used? We sent a special survey out to law enforcement officers to find out. Here's what we discovered.
Get to know your phones and tablets so you can take advantage of special features and know their limitations.
Assisted Patrol, a leading covert and bait product for cell phones and tablets, is adding new, powerful video and audio recording capabilities to its system.