Digital Government

The New App That Could Revolutionize How the Postal Service Delivers Mail

A British startup is assigning a unique name to every meter of Earth’s surface. Should addressing systems be universalized—and privatized?

Digital Government

The US Commercial Drone Industry Finally Governed by Real Rules

“License and registration, please. Do you know how fast you were going back there?”

Emerging Tech

FirstNet CEO: ‘$7 Billion Doesn’t Go As Far As It Used To’

During a Senate hearing, lawmakers pushed FirstNet experts to predict whether the broadband network would be deployed on schedule.

Emerging Tech

Gamification Technology Continues to Evolve in Government

A good gamification project can enable agencies to tap into a hugely powerful problem-solving resource.

Digital Government

Want to Work in Silicon Valley? Move to Seattle

The city boasts one of the densest concentration of software developers in the country.

Digital Government

Welcome to the Internet of Things: Your Toaster is Watching You

Get ready for home appliances that track your movements and know what you want before you do.

Emerging Tech

Inside the Spy Mapping Agency's Virtual Reality Lab

Virtual reality is one tool the agency uses to offer analysts a real-world view of landscapes rocked by natural or manmade changes.

Emerging Tech

It’s Happening: A Robot Escaped a Lab in Russia and Made a Dash For Freedom

With every passing day, it feels like the robot uprising is getting a little closer.

Emerging Tech

Watchdog: FBI Facial Recognition May Not Be Accurate

A new GAO report examined the Interstate Photo System, with more than 30 million photos, and the FBI’s face recognition capability.

Digital Government

Air Force Wants New Plane to Replace A-10, Fight ISIS

Generals float idea of new CAS aircraft — and beyond that, an “arsenal plane” or “flying Coke machine.”