Until now, we knew that the Continuum feature of Windows phones was handy in the office or at home where we connected the handset to the screen. The German police are here to present a second purpose of this innovative technology.
According to the German website WindowsArea, Continuum technology is available in Mercedes E-Klasse patrol cars and is used to perform a number of tasks on the screen, making it possible for officers to always have the necessary data with them even when they are out of the office.
Continuum allows a police officer to store data on just one device and work on it easily by simply connecting to an external display.
Essentially, the German police work in the car just like they would in the office by simply connecting the Windows phone to an external display which they connect to the car's system, thus having the data available at all times.
It is worth noting that the portability offered by Continuum gives the German police the advantage of never leaving behind sensitive investigative data that can be accessed by any patrol car.
The Lumia 950 XL and HP Elite X3 are the most suitable choice for this case as they feature Continuum technology and in particular the latter also includes various other handy tools developed by HP.
The Elite X3, although quite expensive, has everything the police need to do their job properly, as not only are the necessary applications developed but the required security features are offered to ensure that the applications are not put at risk.
