Metropolitan Police still undecided over iPad strategy 12 months after trial

Roland Moore-Colyer
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Decision yet to be made on whether iPads are suitable for front-line policing

London's Metropolitan Police Service has so far failed to make a decision on the appropriate mobile hardware to provide to front-line officers, it has emerged, despite a lengthy trial and evaluatio...

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