The U.S. Army is testing a variety of smartphones -- including iPhones and Droids -- as part of a pilot program aimed at testing the usefulness of giving soldiers, both in the field and in administrative positions, access to mobile applications.
The Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications program also uses Touch Pros and Palm Treos to give soldiers access to information, like interactive maps, and training and intelligence applications to help them better perform their duties.
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Author: Elizabeth Montalbano
