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Android War: Real Life Use For Battles, Missions
We’ve talked before about Android being used by the military – last time it was Raytheon developing mission critical apps but now DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has unveiled a proposal seeking Android applications for use on the battlefield and in disaster situations. Take a look at how the proposal calls out Android specifically : DARPA is seeking applications to fill a diverse set of needs, including the tactical battlefield, humanitarian missions, disaster recovery, and other mission areas. Example functionalities include command and control, reporting, mission planning, intelligence/ surveillance/ reconnaissance, real-time collaboration, geospatial visualization, analysis, language translation, training, and logistics tracking. For the initial implementation, all apps should target the Android platforms . Special attention must be paid to the apps’ user interfaces and usability functions, as well as striving towards general simplicity and ease-of-use. While some apps will function without network access (except for occasional synchronization or updates), other apps may require more consistent network connectivity. For apps that rely heavily on network connectivity, the emphasis must be placed on minimal bandwidth consumption and application robustness in spite of frequent network disconnection. In all cases, any server infrastructure requirements needed to support the apps should be included as part of the proposal. This is a brilliant example of why Android shines over other platforms. Free and open, 3rd parties can take the power of Android and adapt it to the specific needs of their company, organization or agency. In this case, defense agencies can unlock features like GPS location, messaging, inventory systems, real-time updates, and more to develop applications that help save lives. I’m not sure we’re likely to see the RESULTS of this proposal – a lot of it is probably behind the scenes stuff and even this proposal hasn’t been discussed much on the front lines of the media – but I think it’s awesome nonetheless and deserves its time as an example of why Android should be praised beyond “wow my phone is awesome”.
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Android War: Real Life Use For Battles, Missions
We’ve talked before about Android being used by the military – last time it was Raytheon developing mission critical apps but now DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has unveiled a proposal seeking Android applications for use on the battlefield and in disaster situations. Take a look at how the proposal calls out Android specifically : DARPA is seeking applications to fill a diverse set of needs, including the tactical battlefield, humanitarian missions, disaster recovery, and other mission areas. Example functionalities include command and control, reporting, mission planning, intelligence/ surveillance/ reconnaissance, real-time collaboration, geospatial visualization, analysis, language translation, training, and logistics tracking. For the initial implementation, all apps should target the Android platforms . Special attention must be paid to the apps’ user interfaces and usability functions, as well as striving towards general simplicity and ease-of-use. While some apps will function without network access (except for occasional synchronization or updates), other apps may require more consistent network connectivity. For apps that rely heavily on network connectivity, the emphasis must be placed on minimal bandwidth consumption and application robustness in spite of frequent network disconnection. In all cases, any server infrastructure requirements needed to support the apps should be included as part of the proposal. This is a brilliant example of why Android shines over other platforms. Free and open, 3rd parties can take the power of Android and adapt it to the specific needs of their company, organization or agency. In this case, defense agencies can unlock features like GPS location, messaging, inventory systems, real-time updates, and more to develop applications that help save lives. I’m not sure we’re likely to see the RESULTS of this proposal – a lot of it is probably behind the scenes stuff and even this proposal hasn’t been discussed much on the front lines of the media – but I think it’s awesome nonetheless and deserves its time as an example of why Android should be praised beyond “wow my phone is awesome”.
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Katie Couric comments on a memorial service she attended for a 22-year-old who died of a seizure and cardiac arrest. Katie adds that this special man embodied the power of love. Posted in futured Tags: cbsepisode, couric, died, gardner, ...
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PowerTutor Helps Save Battery Life?
There is a free Android application called PowerTutor that tracks and displays your phone’s power usage in a nifty, easy to read graph. You can now check in on the power requirements needed by applications and optimize your power usage to run on less juice and use less power then the initial Android settings. PowerTutor was created for use on a G1 handset, but the creators suggest that it’s still reliable on other Android devices. The application itself uses about 5% of a handset’s CPU, so running it all the time might be counter productive to your goal. Doesn’t make too much sense to use up your battery life with an application that wears down your battery life. Anyhow, I’m going to give it a shot and see if I can tell a difference. If you decide to try it also give us a shout and let us know if see any improvement. [via JKontheRun ]
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The Way of Power for the G1 Android Phone
The Way of Power for the G1 Android Phone is a study of secret and esoteric "occult" knowledge. It operates under the philosophy that "The Occult of Today is the Science of Tomorrow".
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3G Mobile Phones- Technology That We Call 'Life' :4G Cell Phone …
3G Mobile Phones- Technology That We Call 'Life'. Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 8:45 pm. WorldCellPlan.com offers wireless, cellular , and mobile phone sales and services. We conduct product reviews of emerging mobile phone companies ...
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Nintendo DS Like Android In The Making?
Android is making a strong showing at this years MWC. There has been a lot of different announcements about upcoming devices running our beloved OS. This for now is just a prototype by Texas Instruments pushing the OS even further than we imagined. Texas Instruments is hard at work making a processor that is capable of controlling three screens simultaneously. The device in this video demonstrates the power of this new processor. The bottom screen controls the top screen and the image can either be projected onto a screen through its integrated Pico Projector or output via HDMI onto a monitor. This is a huge leap forward and it opens the doors for an Android with Nintendo DS like capabilities. Click here to view the embedded video. [via frandroid ] Related posts: Google: We don’t Make Hardware, so don’t expect a GPhone anytime soon KT Fretel says Android development rumors with NTT DoCoMo are false HTC is convinced that the cupcake update will legitimately make it to the T-mobile G1 )
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Asus UL80VT-A1 Review – Expert Laptop Review | Future laptop cellphone
I bought the Lenovo T510 i5 intel processor, 9 cell battery – 8 to 10 hour battery life, 3GB DDR3 SDRAM, 250 GB hard drive, Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 the best wireless adapter available! People don't realize why they are getting ...
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Nano Patents and Innovations: Electro Power Systems SpA Launches …
Electro Power Systems SpA is launching ElectroSelf, the world's first entirely self-recharging hydrogen fuel cell technology at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona. It is designed to deliver dependable backup power for mobile networks in ...
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