Over 100 years, the most widely used tool to fight crime is New York Police Department It was not a controlling weapon, not even wives… it was a notebook.
But this is about to change. As reported by the New York Times, the City Police Department will confiscate its books and store them application for notes for iPhone.
Officer Ramses Cruz of the New York Police Department said the paper documents were "actually in his bible." So far, he has collected dozens of notebooks full of notes in his over 23 years working in the department. But times are changing, and it's time to offer new technologies that allow agents to do their work more effectively.
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Police books are becoming a thing of the past …
The change from notebooks to an iPhone annotation request will be very positive for the New York police department. By scanning, it will be avoided potential abuse, ticket holdings and poor quality calligraphy.
So far, the management has been in charge of defending all the information in their notebooks, or has retired since the case is reopened and will have to use the notes as evidence in their trial. But thanks to the iPhone application, now the entire New York Police Department will have access to these notes and you will never lose again.
What do you think about these issues? What is your usual way of writing notes and your shopping list? Do you prefer pencil and paper in front of the iPhone screen? We are waiting for you in the comments.
