Until relatively recent months, advisers and officials working in the White House have been forced to continue using the BlackBerry. But a little less than a year ago, the American government launched a plan to modernize the computing and communication devices of the White House and finally all the personnel who work daily can choose to exchange your device for an iPhone or a Samsung, the only alternatives offered by this modernization plan. A few months ago, the United States senators also saw how they could finally also exchange their old BlackBerry for other devices. Of course, Obama continues with his BlackBerry, a device specially designed by the Canadian firm.
The latest news that comes to us from institutions related to the United States authorities, reports that the Special Operations Commands of the American army, will stop using a variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note (we do not know the exact model) to start using the iPhone 6s, a device specially prepared for this tactical team.
According to the publication DodBuzz, which has leaked the news, this change has yet to be confirmed by the army. Apparently the main reason for this change is due to the fact that the device they currently use hangs too many times. Another reason is that it is a much more modern model than the one they are currently using, so perhaps we could be talking about the first or second version of the Galaxy Note.
Another source of the publication DodBuzz, affirms that the change for the iPhone 6s, could also be due to the incredible graphical and operational capabilities of the device, something that currently does not have in the veteran Note that they use. This is not the first time that the United States military has managed to get its devices into the hands of soldiers. In 2010, Apple began distributing iPod touch to soldiers deployed in Iran and Afghanistan, devices that carried several translators for specific languages of Arabic, Iraqi, Kurdish, Dari and Pashto.
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