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Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo discusses California Gov. Gavin Newsom's reported $189 million contract to provide digital tablets to inmates on ‘America Reports.’ Mexican restaurant ...

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Google has reopened the Android Auto beta program and is currently accepting new testers. The beta program is usually full because Google keeps a strict limit on the number of participants. Interested ...

Inmates at Massachusetts prisons are tops when it comes to logging on and learning a vocational skill, building a resume and other skills essential for their reentry to society, according to recent ...

Motorola appears to be a little more promising this year in terms of software updates. The company began its Android 17 beta program shortly after Google released the first beta in February 2026, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Massachusetts Department of Corrections' (DOC) tablet program has become the most widely used of its kind nationally, with ...

The Massachusetts Department of Corrections' (DOC) tablet program has become the most widely used of its kind nationally, with incarcerated individuals logging more than 446,000 hours of engagement in ...

Massachusetts correction officials say state prisoners use computer tablets more than those incarcerated in any other state. The tablets used in state prisons are made by the company Orijin, which ...

SALEM, Ore. (KPTV) - The Oregon Department of Corrections is planning a program to provide tablets to all inmates, with features split between free and paid access. Free access would include approved ...