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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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City officials have launched a GIS app for citizens who want to track permit project status and discover details about construction activity in their neighborhoods.
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The road weather specific reporting mobile application allows any registered citizen reporters, including the Utah Highway Patrol, to report highway surface conditions in real-time.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and AT&T Wednesday launched the third annual App Quest for developers of transportation-related apps in various categories.
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The FBI is assisting district police in the forensic and technological investigation as law-enforcement agencies attempt to track the source of the threatening posts.
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The malware replaces a legitimate application by tricking users into installing it and downloads automatically when the user opens a text message, email or a link.
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As their customers' lives become increasingly digital, local banks are looking to offer simple ways to pay for everyday things.
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The idea is to help ensure that police stops are conducted properly — and to provide evidence for court if they’re not.
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The best-performing tech incubators collect client outcome data more often and for longer periods of time than their peers, while most high-achieving incubators are nonprofit models, and public-sector support contributes to program success. -
OK, not quite. But an API released in October now allows developers to create apps and websites that can send petition signatures to the White House for official response.
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A federally run nutrition program for women, infants and children is complex and difficult to use. But now there's an app to fix all that.
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In the next few weeks users will be able to edit Microsoft Office files through the Dropbox mobile app, and access Dropbox files from Office platforms.
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Lyft, as well as rivals Uber and Sidecar, have come under intense scrutiny over whether their insurance coverage is adequate, as it varies depending on whether a driver has been matched with a passenger.
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Some tech entrepreneurs are making headway, delivering a range of tools to improve government and ultimately better the lives of citizens.
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The Center for Health Care Services unveiled Mental Health & You, a crisis intervention tool that provides local and national resources for early intervention and treatment.
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The Distraction Zone Driving Game puts the player in the driver’s seat, challenging them to obey the speed limit in a virtual car while avoiding potential distractions.
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The app scans social networks, including Twitter and Facebook, for indicators of illness.
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An assistant professor and his students are taking a hard look at the app, and how social media and technology affect daily life.
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Partnered with the VA, a Manhattan-based company has developed an interactive game to aid those who are close to a veteran — to sharpen skills to notice warning signs and guide vets to seek help.
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