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Call Of Duty Elite App Now Live On ITunes Store
Members of the Call of Duty Elite service can check out their career stats and more thanks to the iPhone app, which is now available on the iTunes Store. It's a great excuse to tap away at your phone's tiny screen during meetings, and if you keep your serious face on you can probably make people think that you're doing some Very Important Multitasking.
The app, which is available at no charge to Elite members, lets users analyze their career progress, review recent matches, create and edit custom classes, and track challenge progress. It also takes up 14 MBs of space and features Mild Simulated Gambling.
Activision says an Android version is coming next week, so those users will have to continue their long habit of being patient.
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