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Mobile technology has outpaced emergency services in the UK and overseas. Over 80% of emergency calls come from mobile phones but locating them can be an issue. Why can Google Maps locate you anywhere in the world, but first responders may need to search entire city blocks to find you? When lives are on the line, caller location is critical for first responders. This week we explore how Google's Android Emergency Location Service can deliver more accurate locations to emergency services.
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