Modernization

Video: How Augmented Reality Will Change Tech Experiences

"I think that it’ll make our lives better.”

Modernization

If Your iPhone 6S Keeps Shutting Off Unexpectedly, You Might Want to Get to an Apple Store

There's something wrong, but the bug is not a safety issue.

Digital Government

Better Weather Forecasts Ahead: NOAA's Next-Gen Satellite Lifts Off

When operational—validation of its six instruments could take a year—GOES-R will produce some 100 megabits of data per second, or 9 terabytes per day.

Digital Government

Why Silicon Valley May Warm to Trump

The technology industry has resisted him, but a Trump presidency is compatible with its business goals.

Emerging Tech

Can Augmented Reality Save Jobs?

Senators at a congressional hearing seemed to think so.

Digital Government

Electronic Privacy Group Sues FBI Over Biometrics Information

The advocacy group argues the FBI is removing privacy safeguards on a massive biometrics database.

Emerging Tech

Army Secretary: We Need to Open Ourselves to All Innovation

When innovation serves the Army's mission, it should be embraced no matter where it comes from, Eric Fanning said.

Emerging Tech

Could the Fear of Weaponizing Internet of Things Devices Lead to a New Agency?

Several agencies including the Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission and National Highway Traffic Security Administration already issue guidance over some aspects of the internet of things.

Emerging Tech

The Future Is Here: Drones Are Delivering Domino’s Pizzas to Customers

It’s a brave new world—for pizza.

Modernization

Video: Which Performs Better: Google Assistant or Siri?

Battle of the bots

Digital Government

A Team of Drones Pulls Off a (Staged) Search-and-Rescue Mission

Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky merger leads to unique demonstration involving drones large and small.

Modernization

A New App Filters the World to Help Colorblind People Avoid Hue Confusion

Color vision is now just a few clicks away for the nearly 300 million people worldwide affected by colorblindness.

Emerging Tech

Mass Use of Driverless Cars Still 'Years Off,' Official Says

Still, traditional and self-driving cars may co-exist on the roads for decades.