For those devout United States Army Today readers, a new app for Android has been released that volition net ball you hold up to date on the latest headlines, weather condition, sports tons and even participate in online polls. A dedicated pictures incision volition let you peruse some interesting snapshots across categories like science, sports, celebrities locomotion and weather. It’s a pity Viigo isn’t on Android yet, because this exactly the kind of stuff they crack for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) and Windows Mobile River currently. Those backpacking a G1 (or even an HTC Magic, if they’re lucky) tin catch the United States Army Today app from the Android Market.
United States Army Today Releases Android App
Posted by admin in news on 08 3rd, 2009 | 3 responses
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