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Southbridge, Mass., now has a way for citizens to submit crime tips anonymously and receive police notifications by downloading the free "Southbridge PD" app. Officials say crimes in progress still require a call to 911.
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Two-way communication during an emergency event is what public safety officials are advocating for with the so-called CodeRed program.
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Patrol officers will soon be able to issue citations and quickly file them with district courts from their cruisers.
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Combine technology with the Red Cross and you get a couple apps that should be added to your emergency kit.
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The app, called Abused Emojis, contains a set of emojis that were designed from already existing icons to demonstrate different types of difficult situations and psychological harm.
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As governments scramble to please mobile users, hybrid apps might be a winning option. -
The company, Chimani, is developing a series of free mobile apps for outdoor attractions that combine the benefits of a map, guidebook and activity planner into one digital package.
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The app, called Countable, lets users give opinions on proposals and receive notifications when a legislator they opt to follow submits new legislation.
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The app broadens the department's reach in the community and gives the public a way to anonymously send a tip.
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The new feature lets people subscribe to National Weather Service alerts for up to five cities, allowing them to keep track of friends and families in addition to their own homes.
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NIC subsidiary Arkansas Information Consortium reworked its Gov2Go app for the wrist.
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The application provides results about cases in both district and county court, including information such as charges filed, court dates, upcoming hearings and status of cases.
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Essentially an Uber for movers, Austin-based Burro received a letter from the department saying its operators needed to be registered with the state.
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The program is designed to prevent mobile devices from downloading text messages when held by drivers moving faster than a specified speed.
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Thanks to an app malfunction, American Airlines pilots could not view navigational charts, forcing the carrier to delay 24 flights Tuesday and 30 flights Wednesday morning.
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A pending bill would forbid ride-hailing companies from disclosing any passenger data, except to combat fraud or other crimes.
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'Balancing Act' illustrates how balancing a budget is a game of compromises, letting users tweak the numbers to see how their budget is affected.
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Mobile technology has made a belated but much needed debut in human services.
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State officials say the GPS surveillance of remote workers, such as fire and housing inspectors, helps in responding to emergencies and improving productivity.
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The new app assesses factors like flight path, altitude and weather to keep users out of trouble and to safely use the drone.
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The mobile app will let job-seekers search for opportunities through keywords and in defined areas – from current location to statewide.
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