Digital Government

The World Cup Will Open With a Kick From a Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton

The goal is make exoskeletons commonplace, leaving wheelchairs rolling in the dust.

Emerging Tech

NASA's Supersonic Parachute Is Running Out of Time

Before humans can land on Mars, scientists have to wrestle with atmospheric conditions back home.

Digital Government

3D Printing ... with Nutella

A device has found a way to incorporate different forms of 'ink' all in the same nozzle of existing printers.

Emerging Tech

How Robots and Dogs May One Day Work Together to Save Your Life

Federal initiative seeks to spur technology to integrate Internet-connected things.

Cybersecurity

CIA Live: Spy Agency Holds Public Summit

Intelligence chief defends cyberthreat monitoring, but questions the extent to which powerful tracking capabilities should be applied.

Digital Government

DEA Spy Unit Seeks to Hasten Surveillance Using IT

The agency is drafting a potential contract for help with "rapid prototyping," data analysis and other tech services within its Office of Special Intelligence.

Emerging Tech

Robots Can Now Officially Imitate Humans

A computer created by Russian developers has potentially passed the Turing Test.

Digital Government

Computers Are Getting Better Than Humans Are at Facial Recognition

Technology could chip away at freedom of expression—including our "right to lie."

Emerging Tech

Tetris Turns 30

Here are 30 things to know about everyone's favorite Soviet-themed time suck.

Emerging Tech

#Whoa: CIA Launches Twitter, Facebook Accounts

'We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet,' the agency tweets.

Emerging Tech

Verizon Threatens to Sue Netflix Over Error Message

AT&T customers have also reported receiving the congestion message.

Emerging Tech

Sending Astronauts to Space Is Worth It -- If the Goal Is Mars

But we’ll have to increase NASA’s budget and cooperate with China, report concludes.

Modernization

The Future of Mobile Phones Doesn’t Include Phone Calls

Voice traffic on mobile networks will peak in 2015, then revert back to around 2011 levels by 2019.