Britain and Samsung sign 210 million pounds contract: Police equipped with Samsung mobile phones

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27 morning news, Samsung and the British government signed a supply contract worth 210 million pounds for the country's emergency communications network to provide 250,000 phones, the British police, health care workers and firefighters will be assembled Samsung handphone.

The UK Interior Ministry has signed a three-year contract with Samsung, which provides the nation's emergency department with a sturdy, water-resistant 4G handset that both parties can choose to renew for a year, all equipped with special 'click to call' buttons, No need to dial directly to start the communication.

Samsung won the contract with Motorola and UK emergency communications firm Sepura, which plans to spend £ 1.2 billion to develop the Emergency Services Network (ESN) to replace Airwave's radio network with EE's mobile network, Part of the plan

This is the first of its kind in the world to allow emergency services personnel to access the Internet while performing field missions.Police can send real-time video back to headquarters, medical staff can obtain cases, and firefighters can learn about buildings before entering the fire Structure of the object.

ESN can also save money by using standard mobile network signals and devices without having to use Airwave's custom system.

A Home Office spokesman confirmed the deal with Samsung: 'It would be better and more efficient to use a single ESN 4G device than a single Airwave device and a variety of commercial networks and standard 4G devices.'