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Looking For A Situational Awareness App For Your iPhone, Raytheon’s Got That

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Friday, December 18th, 2009

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By Geoff Fein Using technologies it has developed for other platforms. Raytheon [RTN] has developed a situational awareness application called "One Force Tracker" that leverages the technologies built into Apple's [APPL] iPhone and iPod Touch. "This is really not new to us.," Tushar Patel, director of advanced programs and technology at Raytheon's network centric systems, told Defense Daily yesterday. Raytheon has provided communications technologies and worked with apps, Patel noted. "But in the past, we integrated other people's apps and…

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