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2010 Year in Review: Mobile Technology and Sustainability Are Among Government Issues




December 2, 2010 By

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New Government Smartphone Apps for 2010

  • California’s Office of Traffic Safety’s Taxi Magic (iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Palm)
  • New York City’s NYCMate Transit App (iPhone, Android)
  • CivicPlus’ Citizen Request Tracker (iPhone)
  • King County, Wash.’s OneBusAway Real-Time Bus Tracking app (iPhone, Android)
  • San Ramon, Calif.’s 911 dispatch app, Firedepartment.org (iPhone)
  • Transportation Security Administration’s MyTSA app (iPhone)
  • California Department of Motor Vehicles’ DMV NOW app (iPhone)
  • U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission’s Recalls.gov app (Android)
  • Montana’s MT.gov Driver Test app (iPhone)


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