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"The developers have a lot of work ahead of them,

Sept. 19, 2018 by Lena Webb

"The developers have a lot of work ahead of them, especially as it pertains to making it into the hands of the consumer," Epic Games' Marc Wilson wrote in a blog post. "We think we can hit at least 6 million installs, and we think that will be a lot better than the 1 million or 2 million figure we had before launch, but it's difficult to tell right now what the numbers are, based on how close we get to a 1 million figure."

The fact that the iPhone 7 has the 10.3 million downloads it did on iOS, as well as the 12.8 million downloads it did on Android could be a sign that Android is moving in a completely different direction. Google already has a big Android port already.

[via Game Informer]The US Air Force has sent the USS Arizona back to Japan for training after nearly three months in the country's waters.

US Navy officials told the San Diego Union-Tribune on Tuesday that a new carrier and aircraft carrier had been sent to Japan to train for the remainder of the year.

"US sailors would be required to be in Japan in two or three months so that they can perform active duty operations on behalf of the United States," said the officials. "Additionally, US Navy personnel would be required to have a combat-training background prior to flying the carrier or aircraft carriers."

The carrier, which is being built by the US Air Force after having been retired from active duty, is being used by the Japanese Navy to transport anti-submarine warfare ships to and from the sea. A carrier-of-force, or ATF, has been in service off the coast of Japan since 1992.

The news came as the US Navy announced that its USS Arizona was to return to its carrier-of-force role in early 2017.

The USS Arizona, which was named in honor of US Navy Rear Admiral William N. Owens, was the first carrier-of-force in service since the USS Fitzgerald in 1946.

The Arizona is currently in the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force's Pacific Fleet.If you aren't sure if you should be using the Ubuntu Touch 4.0.3 or the Ubuntu Touch 4.0.2, here is a guide to get your hands on it:

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