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Army testing more mobile WIN-T
The Army is testing upgraded Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2 capabilities.
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Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
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GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
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No Pokemon on Pentagon phones
The game isn’t banned, but using government devices to play it is forbidden.
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DoD taking multi-pronged mobility approach
Someday troops might access their iPhones by taking their pulse, but for now derived credentials are moving forward.
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Army taking apps to the tactical edge
The Army’s latest apps are designed to improve situational awareness and decision-making in combat.
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PS Magazine’s new app to ’empower’ soldier readiness
The comic-book style publication launched in 1951, but PS Magazine’s new app offers a slate of new content and resources.
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Clearing hurdles to tablet adoption
It is widely accepted that ruggedized tablets are becoming the military’s mobile platform of choice, but the road isn’t smooth.
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Taiwan awards mobile phone contract to General Dynamics
General Dynamics’ C4 Systems has been awarded a $34.7 million Taiwanese contract for mobile communications.
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Report: DoD leads federal tablet purchases
The Army alone accounts for about of quarter of government tablet purchases, according to Govini report.
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Army testing more mobile WIN-T
The Army is testing upgraded Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2 capabilities.
-
Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
-
GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
-
No Pokemon on Pentagon phones
The game isn’t banned, but using government devices to play it is forbidden.
-
DoD taking multi-pronged mobility approach
Someday troops might access their iPhones by taking their pulse, but for now derived credentials are moving forward.
-
Army taking apps to the tactical edge
The Army’s latest apps are designed to improve situational awareness and decision-making in combat.
-
PS Magazine’s new app to ’empower’ soldier readiness
The comic-book style publication launched in 1951, but PS Magazine’s new app offers a slate of new content and resources.
-
Clearing hurdles to tablet adoption
It is widely accepted that ruggedized tablets are becoming the military’s mobile platform of choice, but the road isn’t smooth.
-
Taiwan awards mobile phone contract to General Dynamics
General Dynamics’ C4 Systems has been awarded a $34.7 million Taiwanese contract for mobile communications.
-
Report: DoD leads federal tablet purchases
The Army alone accounts for about of quarter of government tablet purchases, according to Govini report.
-
Army testing more mobile WIN-T
The Army is testing upgraded Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2 capabilities.
-
Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
-
GM lifts veil on new hydrogen-powered truck for Army
General Motors on Monday debuted a new hydrogen cell-powered truck that can store energy, make water and provide troops with a near-silent transportation option.
-
No Pokemon on Pentagon phones
The game isn’t banned, but using government devices to play it is forbidden.
-
DoD taking multi-pronged mobility approach
Someday troops might access their iPhones by taking their pulse, but for now derived credentials are moving forward.
-
Army taking apps to the tactical edge
The Army’s latest apps are designed to improve situational awareness and decision-making in combat.
-
PS Magazine’s new app to ’empower’ soldier readiness
The comic-book style publication launched in 1951, but PS Magazine’s new app offers a slate of new content and resources.
-
Clearing hurdles to tablet adoption
It is widely accepted that ruggedized tablets are becoming the military’s mobile platform of choice, but the road isn’t smooth.
-
Taiwan awards mobile phone contract to General Dynamics
General Dynamics’ C4 Systems has been awarded a $34.7 million Taiwanese contract for mobile communications.
-
Report: DoD leads federal tablet purchases
The Army alone accounts for about of quarter of government tablet purchases, according to Govini report.
