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They appear in the Special Ops missions "Snatch & Grab", "Estate Takedown", "Armor Piercing", and "High Explosive", as the remastered version of the game does not cover Special Ops, Museum is the only level to find a lone juggernaut in the same spot as with the original game.
Juggernauts will sprint towards the player upon spawning, firing their machine guns non-stop until they get in an unspecified range of their foe in which they slow to a steady stroll. Because of their armor, these mercenaries do not bother to take cover; their only concern is to get as close as possible to their targets. The heavy spray of nonstop suppressing fire can make it very hard to deal damage to them allowing them to rush an opponent unopposed. A loud and distinct bass drum sound will play to indicate the spawn of a juggernaut.Juggernauts require an inordinate amount of firepower to take down, and flinch only when shot by the most powerful weapons. It is best to use high caliber firearms like the Desert Eagle and Barrett .50cal, as well as explosive weapons like the RPG-7 and Thumper. A direct headshot with the explosive weapons will often take these enemies out in one blow. 10 blocks of C4 or an equivalent amount of claymores is sufficient to kill them quickly as well.
A lone Juggernaut appears in Into the Furnace, shortly after obtaining detonator charges from Nikolai. As Alex prepares to enter the staircase, the Juggernaut breaches in, blowing him back and destroying the charge. The Juggernaut wields a PKM light machine gun and, like in previous games, has very high health and will slowly approach the player and their allies. Effective weapons against the juggernaut are the DP-12 Incendiary shotgun, flashbangs, sniper rifles such as Hadir's Sniper Rifle, and frag grenades. Alternatively, carrying the Minigun over from earlier in the level to deal with him. After the Juggernaut is killed, the player can proceed into the furnace sub-levels.
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Months of waiting by impatient tech addicts will come to a head on Friday, when the Apple iPhone 3G -- offering greater speed and higher-bandwidth data access than the version that debuted a year ago -- becomes generally available. But business application vendors are getting a jump-start on the rush, with such notables as Oracle and Salesforce.com posting downloadable utilities on the iPhone App Store, available as of today. Though no exact figures are yet available, Oracle Business Indicators and Salesforce Mobile are already climbing the charts for business-application downloads.
The new version of the iPhone software, made extensible by Apple's release of a software development kit earlier this year, is far more enterprise-compatible than the first, with corporate-strength email capabilities that are on par with those available in the market-leading BlackBerry platform and other Windows-compatible handhelds. Of the more than 500 iPhone-native applications made available at the App Store's launch, only a handful are designed for enterprise use. But accentuating the early download success of these applications is the fact that Apple had imposed a gag order on developers, preventing them from advertising or otherwise disclosing what would be available until noon Eastern time today.
Oracle Business Indicators builds upon Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus (OBIEE) and Fusion middleware to provide a mobile interface for critical business information. Chief financial officers can view the latest company financial trends; sales managers can be alerted to sales performance and customer satisfaction issues; and commodity managers can quickly assess the viability of a supplier, all from the iPhone, according to Oracle. The Indicators application can be downloaded free of charge for users with either an existing OBIEE license for on-premise use or an existing subscription for on-demand use.
The iPhone is actually familiar territory for some CRM vendors, notably NetSuite, which has offered its users full access via the iPhone's Safari Web browser since the massively popular handheld was launched in June 2007. Through the iPhone's browser, NetSuite offers users the ability to do more than merely access existing information, as this first round of iPhone apps seems limited to; users of NetSuite's SuitePhone interface can create new orders, new contacts, and new opportunities, and can also access all product pricing and customer information. (A NetSuite spokesperson confirmed that the vendor did not have an iPhone-native application available for download as of today, but did not immediately respond to questions about whether the company intended to build one in the future.)
As the demand among iPhone-using CRM professionals heats up, the competition among CRM vendors to accommodate that demand will surely lead to further application development. Mobile users may benefit from the added value -- assuming the iPhone-native apps are robust enough to provide some -- but whether those applications can add revenue for the vendors -- or whether they'll remain free downloads for existing customers -- remains an unanswered question.