As well as being a strong robust handheld unit that is practical to use in all conditions, a Police PDA mobile device must have clear functionality with quick access to information that officers need and it should be equally easy to input data and send information. With limited screen space, navigation and software controls have to be spot on for ease of use, so we have ensured that all menus are comprehensible with a clean intelligent tab style design leading users intuitively through each application step by step.  

It is important to note that not all police work or administrative tasks are practically suited to using a mobile handheld device like a PDA or Smartphone.  Even certain basic form completion work is far more time consuming using such a device rather than completing forms manually or using a desktop computer.  So it is clear that even though mobile technology is advancing a pace, the use of a mobile device for daily police work will have to have a focused and practical specification, based clearly on what officers want, what they require, and just what tasks they can actually do with a small mobile handheld unit.

However, mobile applications can bring new and important resources to police work, allowing some administrative and paperwork tasks to be completed away from the police station, so potentially permitting more officers to spend more time in the field on patrol.  Though it is the introduction of new technology devices like Chirange with its impressive features that can place a powerful new communications and crime fighting tool in the hands of every police officer and detective. 

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With such features as, instant secure remote access to local and national police databases, fast searches on suspects or incidents, viewing and capturing digital photographs\video, using enhanced GPS for location relay, traffic accident investigations and digital street mapping, Chirange is well ahead of the competition. On the administrative task side, forms can now be completed digitally using smart predictive text and auto-completion features, plus in the near future voice recognition technology will further assist in data input.  

There are many plus points to introducing new mobile technologies, and we have taken the approach to maintain open and industry standards wherever possible.  The future of data communications is wide open as new high bandwidth networks are now being introduced, so why tie down a police departments mobile communications to expensive propriety networks, when existing (and future) cellular communication network service providers (GPRS\3G) can offer a secure and cost effective solution that is available today, with good bandwidth for data.