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APP ROUNDUP 16 Law Enforcement Technology November 2014 www.officer.com Complete photo speed enforcement system LTI's LaserSoft SpeedCapture App and the TruSpeed Sxb with Bluetooth speed mea- surement and mapping laser combined together show exactly what was seen through the laser when the speed measurement took place. The TruSpeed Sxb laser, now with IOS and Android compat- ible Bluetooth, syncs with the SpeedCapture app to capture and store a picture of the offending vehicle. This app collects the time, speed and distance data, as well as the option to input vehicle and violation information. It embeds all this data within the photo and can either be saved to your camera roll for texting and emailing, or the whole data log can be downloaded onto a PC. No data plan required. Circle 28 on Reader Service Card Order by Nov. 30 to receive by Christmas To order, contact your local Smith & Warren dealer or visit www.SmithWarren.com to fnd a dealer near you Beautifully handcrafted miniature custom badges The perfect gift for your loved ones. Design your badge online Badges Insignia Medals Awards Collar Insignia Nameplates Challenge Coins Pins Accessories Contact@SmithWarren.com Ph: 914.948.4619 /smithandwarren @SmithnWarren Over 40 styles available Free color seal included with every badge Optional leather Key Fob, ID Case, or Wallet Circle 31 on Reader Service Card Simple recorder app to confirm DUI Embedded Systems Lab's DuiCam is a simple video recorder app that keeps only the last X minutes (e.g., 30 minutes) to avoid filling disk space. This app, developed by the Embedded Systems Lab at the University of California, Riverside, has a simple interface for capturing screen shots, zooming, and sharing. Circle 30 on Reader Service Card Recognize improvised weapons and explosives From JVB Militaria Library: This is a technical manual intended for the United States Special Forces describing the manufacture of improvised weapons and explosives from readily available materials, from junk piles, common household chemicals and supplies pur- chased from regular stores. It was first published in 1969 by the Department of the Army. Circle 29 on Reader Service Card