Armed to phones Android and iOS smartphones may**

In our daily use process, if a cell phone signal is not good, we can tolerate it, but if a soldier sends intelligence on the battlefield, and the cell phone signal is not good at this time, then the outcome may be very tragic. Recently, the U.S. military is considering deploying smart phones for soldiers in case of emergency.

The aforementioned tests were very strict. The number of mobile phones that participated in the test reached 300. They came from different operating systems, including Android, iOS, and Windows Phone 7. The test time was as long as six weeks. It is understood that many soldiers still use the smart phones in their lives on the battlefield. For them, if they use mobile phones to send intelligence on the battlefield, then speed and efficiency may be improved. The director of the project is Michael McCarthy. He said that soldiers familiar with using smart phones may have unexpected results in the implementation of military figures.

During the testing process, the networks provided by operators around the world have more or less problems. For example, in the desert environment, the signal of iPhone will be much worse, and even there will be no signal phenomenon. It seems that AT&T's base station coverage rate. General; At the same time, there will be bugs in various types of systems. In addition to the signal attenuation in certain areas, there are many problems faced by smart systems. That is security.

The U.S. military is considering introducing a new tactical strategy to support radio transmissions in order to protect the transmission of information while designing a base station suitcase in a capsule to improve the signal stability of mobile phones. It is reported that the U.S. military is considering the selection of two operating system products to arm the military. The Android and iOS systems are undoubtedly the highest probability. U.S. troops equipped with diversified electronic equipment can improve the individual combat capability and overall resilience of the troops. Even if the computer network is paralyzed by interference, effective military information can also be sent via radio or mobile phone equipment.