police trial software / shareware for pda

Police Cruiser 2.0 brings a flexible, efficient, and easy to use PalmOS program that allows an officer to log tag numbers of passing vehicles. It automatically date and time stamps each entry as tags are logged. When a same tag number is entered again, Police Cruiser determines if the tag has passed more than the allowed number of times within a specified time frame. If so, the officer is immediately informed. Police Cruiser also allows an officer to maintain a list of tags for vehicles that should be stopped regardless of the number of times the vehicle passes. Supports extended vehicle description. For more information see the documentation in the downloaded file or at www.palmpete.com.

The best radio frequency database ever for palm. - New Version 2.1 - Add Update County Information, Add PL / DPL Tones. Add Update State information. Run custom Queries. Perfect For scanner Buffs, Ham Operators, Nascar Fans. Fire / EMS / Police Departments.
Enhancements:
- - COLOR VERSION ADDED
- - NEW UPDATES ADDED
System requirements:
- Any Palm OS Hardware
- Any Palm OS
- 56KB RAM

Mobile phones contain some of the most important evidence in criminal investigations. Law enforcement agencies around the world need every possible advantage to help solve crimes. In many instances, mobile phones contain the important incriminating evidence that legal investigators require to solve a case. MOBILedit! Forensic has changed the way this evidence is obtained and presented. It provides reports with tamper-proof and indisputable evidence in a court of law. This report details out every piece of information in the phone such as call history, list of contacts, messages, photos, voice recordings, video, files, calendar, tasks, notes etc. MOBILedit! Forensic is a must-have for any forensic agent looking for that extra edge.
How It Works
With just a single click, MOBILedit! Forensic collects all possible data from the mobile phone and generates an extensive report onto a PC that can be stored or printed. MOBILedit! Forensic is the most universal cellular phone solution with architecture able to support virtually all phones. MOBILedit! Forensic allows you to customize the output making it completely adaptable to the needs of your judicial system. MOBILedit! Forensic also has frequent updates and upgrades so that you can be sure you are using the absolute latest in technology.
Global Compatibility
MOBILedit! Forensic caters to the entire world with reports that can be generated in any language. You are able to prepare creative templates according to your specific needs. These template files can be created in familiar tools such as MS Word and other text editors. You construct all the text that you would like to see appear in every final report. MOBILedit! Forensic will read this template and insert all data gathered from the device. There is no need to import or export stubs of data from SIMs or phones.
In summary, MOBILedit! Forensic allows you to read data from a phone directly onto a PC. This data can be saved to a file or exported into any supported format.
Because no data can be altered, it is completely concrete and admissible in a court of law.
Security
MOBILedit! Forensic reports are secure, as the final report document is created without the touch of a human hand. MOBILedit! Forensic is read-only so it prevents changes in the device, which could mean the disappearance of evidence. All items are also protected against later modifications by hash code used in digital signatures. All blocks of data like the phonebook are protected by the MD5 hash algorithm. Each item has its own short MD5 code to help you quickly locate the possible place of modification.
You are able to generate reports from devices presently connected to the computer and reports from phones connected in the past using the backup file. So if you are pressed for time, you can simply run backups and later generate nice reports.
Forensic templates
Forensic templates for RTF report generator are placed in folder X:MOBILedit!Mobile ApplicationsPlugForensicTemplates. You can also open this folder by clicking on Open Containing Folder button right in the Forensic report generator. To add any of these templates to MOBILedit! Forensic copy the RTF document into this folder.
Forensic English - Official English template of RTF Forensic report containing all available tags including its descriptions.
Forensic German - Unofficial German translation of official EN version of Forensic RTF report template.
Forensic Russian - Unofficial Russian translation of official EN version of Forensic RTF report template.
Handset - Template created and used for Handset analysis by Police officers in UK.
SIM - Template created and used for SIM card analysis by Police officers in UK.
SIM German - Template created and used for SIM card analysis by Police officers in Germany.
Main features:
- Analyze phones via Bluetooth, IrDA or cable connection
- Analyze phonebook, last dialed numbers, missed calls, received calls, SMS messages, multimedia messages, photos, files, phone details, calendar, notes, tasks and more
- Large quantity of phones supported
- Frequent updates and upgrades with new features and more phones
- Direct SIM analyzer through SIM readers
- Reads deleted messages from the SIM card
- Reports Generator based on your templates
- Print reports ready for courtroom
- Reports generated in any language
- Make backup now and reports when needed
- Manual investigation mode
- Secure and tamper-proof using MD5 hash
- Compliant with Word or any other RTF editor
- View formatted reports in browser including original pictures
- Exports to Word, Excel/XLS, browser, XML/XSL
- Complete solution including specific phone cables and SIM readers
- XML export - seamlessly connect MOBILedit! Forensic data with other systems
- Free access to forensic forum
Enhancements:
- Fixed serious bug in MOBILedit! Forensic installer, we strongly recommend this update to all Forensic users.
- It is possible to install Connector on Symbian phones
- Some minor bugfixes in phonebook plugin on Samsung and Motorola phones
- Improved detection of Samsung phones on BT

Travel New York City is a comprehensive travel guide illustrated with maps and photographs. How to get in, where to stay, and what to see - we have it all covered.
Table of Contents:
General: About | History |Geography & Climate | Culture | Architecture | Hotels | Arts and Theatre |Broadway Theatre |Music of New York City | New York Nightclubs | Transportation: Introduction | Mass transit | Subway Map | Semi-formal | Aerial tramway & Inter-city rail | Roads | Aviation
The Five New Yorks Boroughs: Brooklyn: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Bronx: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Queens: About |History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Staten Island: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Manhattan: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Shopping | Landmarks | Manhattan Districts: Upper East Side | Lower East Side | Upper West Side | Lower Manhattan | Tri Be Ca | Greenwich Village | East Village | Battery Park City | Financial District | Midtown: About | See | Theater District | Tourist Information
Liberty Island: About |Statue of Liberty
Museums in New York City: Introduction |Art: American Museum of the Moving Image | American Folk Art Museum | The Dahesh Museum | The Drawing Center | Fisher Landau Center | Forbes Galleries | Frick Collection | International Center of Photography | Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Municipal Art Society | Museum for African Art | Museum of Biblical Art | Museum of Modern Art | Museum of Television and Radio | Neue Galerie | New Museum of Contemporary Art | Noguchi Museum | P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center | Queens Museum of Art | Rubin Museum of Art | Socrates Sculpture Park | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum | Studio Museum in Harlem | Williamsburg Art & Historical Center | Whitney Museum of American Art | Culture or History: American Numismatic Society Museum | Brooklyn Museum | The Hispanic Society of America | Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | Jewish Museum | Merchants House Museum | Museo del Barrio, El | Museum of the City of New York | Museum of Chinese in the Americas | Museum of Jewish Heritage | National Museum of the American Indian | New York City Fire Museum | New York City Police Museum | New York Historical Society | New York Transit Museum | Queens County Farm Museum | Skyscraper Museum | Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences | Yeshiva University Museum | Lower East Side Tenement Museum | Design: Center for Architecture | Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design | Fashion Institute of Technology | National Academy of Design | Parsons The New School for Design | Natural History: American Museum of Natural History | Brooklyn Botanic Gardens | New York Botanical Garden | New York Hall of Science | Childrens Museums: Brooklyn Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of Manhattan | Staten Island Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of the Arts
Notable Streets: Times Square | Wall Street | South_Street_Seaport | 42nd Street | Canal Street | Fifth Avenue | Sixth Avenue
Notable Buildings: Empire State Building | Chrysler Building | Rockefeller Center | Grand Central Terminal | United Nations headquarters | New York Public Library | Port Authority Bus Terminal | St. Patricks Cathedral | Carnegie Hall | New York Aquarium
Manhattan Parks: Listing | Central Park | Fort Tryon Park | Riverside Park | Bryant Park | Battery Park | Columbus Park | Hudson River Park | Tompkins Square Park | Union Square | Gramercy Park | Madison Square Park | Carl Schurz Park | Washington Square Park | Central Park | Central Park Zoo | Riverside Park | Long Island Park: Socrates Sculpture Park | Bronx Parks: New York Botanical Garden | Bronx Zoo | Brooklyn Park: Propect Park Zoo | Queens Park: Flushing Meadows Park
Bridges: Introduction | Brooklyn Bridge | Manhattan Bridge | Verrazano-Narrows Bridge | Washington Bridge
Main features:
- Fully illustrated.
- Historical overviews.
- Interesting facts.
- City Maps.
- Easy to navigate.
- Access the guide anytime, anywhere.
Version restrictions:
- The trial version is limited to Chapter 1
Enhancements:
- Updated content

Hi,my name is Jim Galloway and I steal cars for a living. My uncle, Sam Galoway sells them through his network of garages all over the country. So I travel across USA to deliver the cars he orders to me. Come with me in a journey from Los Angeles via Arizona Desert and to New York!
Try to avoid those nasty police cars, ambulances and fire engines or we will get busted. Finish the current level to unlock the next one.
Not just another racing game:
Immersive graphics:
StreetRacer makes full use of the new coloured screen devices by displaying vivid images.
Easy controls:
StreetRacer lets the user freely configure the keys. The configuration gets stored in the memory of the device. Besides that the game comes with a default control system which closely follows the RIMs recomandations: A to move left, D to move right, U to move up and J to move down. The game can be paused at any moment by pressing SPACE.
Incredible hours of fun:
3 levels, 3 difficulty levels and different to choose from. Difficulty settings are saved in the memory of the mobile device.
On each game level you will be asked to drive a different stolen vehicle including a big truck.
Law enforcement units will be after you: at first police cars, then ambulances and in the last level even fire engines will start looking for you. The immersive gameplay will make you try StreetRacer hour after hour.
Built with the user in mind:
Try to beat your Highscore. You are able to reset it at any time.
The game can be paused and then resumed, for example when receiving a call.
Use the ribbon to navigate the menus.
Help for playing StreetRacer is available in the application.
The game comes with a step-by-step installation guide.
Also supports the newest devices like: 7100g, 7100t, 7100v, 7100r, 7290, 7520.
Version restrictions:
- The demo version features the first level of StreetRacer(the shortest).
System requirements:
- BlackBerry OS 3.6 devices.

Travel New York City is a comprehensive travel guide illustrated with maps and photographs. How to get in, where to stay, and what to see - we have it all covered.
Table of Contents:
General: About | History |Geography & Climate | Culture | Architecture | Hotels | Arts and Theatre |Broadway Theatre |Music of New York City | New York Nightclubs | Transportation: Introduction | Mass transit | Subway Map | Semi-formal | Aerial tramway & Inter-city rail | Roads | Aviation
The Five New Yorks Boroughs: Brooklyn: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Bronx: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Queens: About |History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Staten Island: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Manhattan: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Shopping | Landmarks | Manhattan Districts: Upper East Side | Lower East Side | Upper West Side | Lower Manhattan | Tri Be Ca | Greenwich Village | East Village | Battery Park City | Financial District | Midtown: About | See | Theater District | Tourist Information
Liberty Island: About |Statue of Liberty
Museums in New York City: Introduction |Art: American Museum of the Moving Image | American Folk Art Museum | The Dahesh Museum | The Drawing Center | Fisher Landau Center | Forbes Galleries | Frick Collection | International Center of Photography | Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Municipal Art Society | Museum for African Art | Museum of Biblical Art | Museum of Modern Art | Museum of Television and Radio | Neue Galerie | New Museum of Contemporary Art | Noguchi Museum | P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center | Queens Museum of Art | Rubin Museum of Art | Socrates Sculpture Park | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum | Studio Museum in Harlem | Williamsburg Art & Historical Center | Whitney Museum of American Art | Culture or History: American Numismatic Society Museum | Brooklyn Museum | The Hispanic Society of America | Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | Jewish Museum | Merchants House Museum | Museo del Barrio, El | Museum of the City of New York | Museum of Chinese in the Americas | Museum of Jewish Heritage | National Museum of the American Indian | New York City Fire Museum | New York City Police Museum | New York Historical Society | New York Transit Museum | Queens County Farm Museum | Skyscraper Museum | Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences | Yeshiva University Museum | Lower East Side Tenement Museum | Design: Center for Architecture | Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design | Fashion Institute of Technology | National Academy of Design | Parsons The New School for Design | Natural History: American Museum of Natural History | Brooklyn Botanic Gardens | New York Botanical Garden | New York Hall of Science | Childrens Museums: Brooklyn Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of Manhattan | Staten Island Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of the Arts
Notable Streets: Times Square | Wall Street | South_Street_Seaport | 42nd Street | Canal Street | Fifth Avenue | Sixth Avenue
Notable Buildings: Empire State Building | Chrysler Building | Rockefeller Center | Grand Central Terminal | United Nations headquarters | New York Public Library | Port Authority Bus Terminal | St. Patricks Cathedral | Carnegie Hall | New York Aquarium
Manhattan Parks: Listing | Central Park | Fort Tryon Park | Riverside Park | Bryant Park | Battery Park | Columbus Park | Hudson River Park | Tompkins Square Park | Union Square | Gramercy Park | Madison Square Park | Carl Schurz Park | Washington Square Park | Central Park | Central Park Zoo | Riverside Park | Long Island Park: Socrates Sculpture Park | Bronx Parks: New York Botanical Garden | Bronx Zoo | Brooklyn Park: Propect Park Zoo | Queens Park: Flushing Meadows Park
Bridges: Introduction | Brooklyn Bridge | Manhattan Bridge | Verrazano-Narrows Bridge | Washington Bridge
Main features:
- Fully illustrated.
- Historical overviews.
- Interesting facts.
- City Maps.
- Easy to navigate.
- Access the guide anytime, anywhere.
Version restrictions:
- The trial version is limited to Chapter 1.
System requirements:
- S60 phones

Travel New York City is a comprehensive travel guide illustrated with maps and photographs. How to get in, where to stay, and what to see - we have it all covered.
Table of Contents:
General: About | History |Geography & Climate | Culture | Architecture | Hotels | Arts and Theatre |Broadway Theatre |Music of New York City | New York Nightclubs | Transportation: Introduction | Mass transit | Subway Map | Semi-formal | Aerial tramway & Inter-city rail | Roads | Aviation
The Five New Yorks Boroughs: Brooklyn: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Bronx: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Queens: About |History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Staten Island: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Manhattan: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Shopping | Landmarks | Manhattan Districts: Upper East Side | Lower East Side | Upper West Side | Lower Manhattan | Tri Be Ca | Greenwich Village | East Village | Battery Park City | Financial District | Midtown: About | See | Theater District | Tourist Information
Liberty Island: About |Statue of Liberty
Museums in New York City: Introduction |Art: American Museum of the Moving Image | American Folk Art Museum | The Dahesh Museum | The Drawing Center | Fisher Landau Center | Forbes Galleries | Frick Collection | International Center of Photography | Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Municipal Art Society | Museum for African Art | Museum of Biblical Art | Museum of Modern Art | Museum of Television and Radio | Neue Galerie | New Museum of Contemporary Art | Noguchi Museum | P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center | Queens Museum of Art | Rubin Museum of Art | Socrates Sculpture Park | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum | Studio Museum in Harlem | Williamsburg Art & Historical Center | Whitney Museum of American Art | Culture or History: American Numismatic Society Museum | Brooklyn Museum | The Hispanic Society of America | Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | Jewish Museum | Merchants House Museum | Museo del Barrio, El | Museum of the City of New York | Museum of Chinese in the Americas | Museum of Jewish Heritage | National Museum of the American Indian | New York City Fire Museum | New York City Police Museum | New York Historical Society | New York Transit Museum | Queens County Farm Museum | Skyscraper Museum | Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences | Yeshiva University Museum | Lower East Side Tenement Museum | Design: Center for Architecture | Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design | Fashion Institute of Technology | National Academy of Design | Parsons The New School for Design | Natural History: American Museum of Natural History | Brooklyn Botanic Gardens | New York Botanical Garden | New York Hall of Science | Childrens Museums: Brooklyn Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of Manhattan | Staten Island Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of the Arts
Notable Streets: Times Square | Wall Street | South_Street_Seaport | 42nd Street | Canal Street | Fifth Avenue | Sixth Avenue
Notable Buildings: Empire State Building | Chrysler Building | Rockefeller Center | Grand Central Terminal | United Nations headquarters | New York Public Library | Port Authority Bus Terminal | St. Patricks Cathedral | Carnegie Hall | New York Aquarium
Manhattan Parks: Listing | Central Park | Fort Tryon Park | Riverside Park | Bryant Park | Battery Park | Columbus Park | Hudson River Park | Tompkins Square Park | Union Square | Gramercy Park | Madison Square Park | Carl Schurz Park | Washington Square Park | Central Park | Central Park Zoo | Riverside Park | Long Island Park: Socrates Sculpture Park | Bronx Parks: New York Botanical Garden | Bronx Zoo | Brooklyn Park: Propect Park Zoo | Queens Park: Flushing Meadows Park
Bridges: Introduction | Brooklyn Bridge | Manhattan Bridge | Verrazano-Narrows Bridge | Washington Bridge
Main features:
- Fully illustrated.
- Historical overviews.
- Interesting facts.
- City Maps.
- Easy to navigate.
- Access the guide anytime, anywhere.
Version restrictions:
- The trial version is limited to Chapter 1.
System requirements:
- BlackBerry device
- 2MB and Free MobiPocket Reader