Hi all.
This popped into my inbox this morning and so I thought that I would share it,
http://www.computerworld.com.au/article ... orld-today
I'd say that they are using the Telstra NextG network and some sort of VPN app that lets them log into the NT POL Rego N/W and look up the info.
Just one more communications ti vanish off the air all together.
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Re: Northern Territory Police issued iPads
Hi all
A further update on the story above
NT switches to iPads to aid compliance and enforcement
http://www.fullyloaded.com.au/technical ... 84536.aspx
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Turbine_prop
A further update on the story above
NT switches to iPads to aid compliance and enforcement
http://www.fullyloaded.com.au/technical ... 84536.aspx
Regards
Turbine_prop
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Wayne
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Re: Northern Territory Police issued iPads
Darwin, Katherine and Alice Springs run digital encryption and have done so for many years, first with 3600 baud 468Mhz trunking and now 415Mhz P25 9600 baud. Their comms is long gone. On the whole using the IPAD as a business tool I am very impressed - its great anywhere with private wifi (eg telstra elite device with encrypted password)- actually prefer that to a smartphone anyday
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