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T-Mobile lays out a plan to fix customer churn
2011 wasn’t the best year for T-Mobile. It’s proposed merger with AT&T failed, and it couldn’t stop customers from jumping ship. T-Mobile is the only major national carrier in the United States without a clear plan to build a 4G LTE network. It’s also the only major carrier without the iPhone. These things combined paint more »
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- Texting GPS coordinates,
- sending photographs of their surroundings,
- or filing reports directly from their phone.
- Security - the devices aren't considered secure enough to use in overseas operations-as some of the phones had OS bugs.
- Signal - Some phone's couldn't get network signal in the New Mexico and Texas testing areas
The Military hopes to push out limited deployment this year, and Army program director Ed Mazzanti has stated that they expect to select two mobile operating systems for official use, noting that "iPhone and Android have been very well received." Sure, using multiple platforms may help protect soldiers against cyber attacks, but we can't be the only ones worried the Army is unintentionally breeding a generation of fanboys with guns, can we?It does make a lot of sense for the Military to benefit form the commercialized technology however it would probably be a smart move to modify the devices at least to provide some form of strong encryption for data going over the air. The latest set of autoblogging applications.US Army runs smartphone trial via Engadget
Gameloft working on four Unreal Engine games
by Josh Helfferich (RSS feed) on Feb 28th 2011 at 7:00PM
We have some wicked awesome news on the iOS gaming front today — Gameloft, the developer of popular 3D mobile games such as N.O.V.A and Asphalt, has announced a partnership with Epic Games that will allow Gameloft to use Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 3 in four new titles, two of which are expected by the end of 2011.
Unreal Engine on Apple devices first became a talking point when Epic Games debuted their tech demo of the engine, titled Epic Citadel, at Apple’s iPod event last September. The game displayed graphics that far surpassed anything previously seen on iOS, raising eyebrows around the world. Epic later went on to release the full version of the game, which is now known as IGN’s iPhone Game of the Year for 2010 — Infinity Blade.
I, for one, am very excited about this announcement. Between this partnership and their entry into the Mac App Store, Gameloft has been showing some serious ambition. Let’s hope we see some great games on the Unreal Engine 3 later this year.
With the tegra2 chip for the google android platform proving to have some great graphical capabilities, I hope gameloft can use the unreal engine 3 SDK to its full potential and produce some games that play real well and have some amazing grapics
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