Tag: Police - Latest Releases

Jul 23, 2010 - Utah based Juicy Development today announced Police Scanner 2.2, an iOS4 version of popular iPhone and iPod touch app. This critically acclaimed iPhone application allows users to listen to police, fire, and EMS activities around the world. Version 2.2 allows users to take advantage of iOS4's ability to stream Police Scanner 2 live, while accessing other applications. Police Scanner 2 for iOS4 also supports high resolution image capability introduced by Apple with the release of iPhone 4.

Jul 20, 2010 - SpotACop LLC today released SpotACop 2.1 for iPhone 3G and 3GS users. The company is offering the only guarantee in existence for a social network radar detector. SpotACop offers police and law enforcement location data, with information gained from a network of drivers sharing information. The cost to users is around twenty cents per day but SpotACop will reimburse the price of any ticket received while using the app.

Jul 05, 2010 - SpotACop LLC today released SpotACop 2.0 for iPhone 3G and later users. The company is offering the only guarantee in existence for a social network radar detector. SpotACop, as the name implies, offers police and law enforcement location data, with information gained from a network of drivers sharing information. The cost to users for the Premium Membership is around twenty cents per day but SpotACop will reimburse users if they receive a ticket while using the SpotACop app.

Feb 19, 2010 - Utah based iPhone developer Juicy Development has released Police Scanner 2 for iPhone and iPod devices. Police Scanner 2 allows users to alert others about emergency broadcast streams as they happen using text messages. The text messages appears on a small ticker in the app, allowing users to tune in to the stream being discussed. Police Scanner 2 was announced this week at San Francisco's Macworld 2010.

Feb 11, 2010 - Utah based iPhone developer Juicy Development today releases Police Scanner 2 for iPhone and iPod devices. Police Scanner 2 allows users to alert others about emergency broadcast streams as they happen using text messages. The text messages appears on a small ticker in the app, allowing users to tune in to the stream being discussed. Police Scanner 2 was announced this week at San Francisco's Macworld 2010.

Jan 29, 2010 - Independent software developer Robert Landis has released SpotACop 1.0, his new cop and law enforcement locator for iPhone 3G and 3GS devices. Designed specifically to take advantage of the iPhone's unique capabilities and touch interface, SpotACop allows anyone to see where police officers are currently spotted by other drivers. To prevent from getting a speeding ticket, SpotACop also issues a warning to let drivers know to slow down before they approach one of these areas.

Jan 21, 2010 - Independent software developer Robert Landis is pleased to introduce SpotACop 1.0, his new cop and law enforcement locator for iPhone 3G and 3GS devices. Designed specifically to take advantage of the iPhone's unique capabilities and touch interface, SpotACop allows anyone to see where police officers are currently spotted by other drivers. To prevent from getting a speeding ticket, SpotACop also issues a warning to let drivers know to slow down before they approach one of these areas.

Nov 06, 2009 - Protection finds the IP address of the thief's Internet connection. Just send it to the police, and they'll be able to find the postal address of the thief. Protection takes photos of the thief. So, it's easier for the police to find him back. The application also takes a screen capture of your Mac at a regular intervals. So, the user can follow what's the thief's doing and learn more about him. Protection hides private data, such as mails, contacts, calendars and instant messaging data.

Mar 30, 2009 - Juicy Development has released Police Scanner for iPhone, an update to their tool for locating and listening in on police dispatch frequencies throughout the country. Police Scanner connects to these streams and allows listeners to stay informed. Now with over 800 EMS operations in the application, listeners can find active streams almost anywhere. Police scanner is a must have for on-call volunteer fire fighters, news crews, emergency responders and hobbyist.