Cybersecurity

Turkey's Government Doesn't Understand Its Digital Enemy

The Turkish government has incurred the wrath of Anonymous and the Syrian Electronic Army.

Digital Government

Lightsabers Can Save Your Life

A new plasma-based scalpel could revolutionize surgery.

Modernization

Apple and Samsung are Fighting Tooth and Nail, but Chinese Smartphone Makers Should Worry Them

In an effort to take on the rest of the world, those rivals are leveraging huge domestic demand.

Emerging Tech

The Government’s Hurricane Sandy Pages Play by Play

For agencies, presenting unified information during an emergency can be a tricky task.

Emerging Tech

China’s Plan to Survive the 3D-Printing Revolution: Own the Market

The Asian Manufacturing Association expects revenues from 3D printing in China to grow to 10 billion yuan.

Digital Government

Could Bookless Libraries Revolutionize Access for the Poor?

They require less space, and they offer what under-served communities often really need -- internet access.

Emerging Tech

Smart Disclosure Makes Consumers Happier and Markets Better

Government should make data that aids consumers both open and searchable, report says.

Digital Government

Can Technology Pave the Road for Peace in the Middle East?

New investments in technology may eventually help Palestinians flourish, but obstacles still loom large.

Digital Government

Americans: Furloughs Were So Last Month

Number of Google searches for ‘furlough’ has dipped since agencies finalized plans.

Emerging Tech

Why Humans Still Can't Go to Mars

It's not just the cost -- there's a big technical problem to solve.

Modernization

Google’s New “Moto X” Superphone Will Spy on You 24/7, and You’ll Like It

The sophisticated new gadget will launch in October.

Emerging Tech

The U.N. Will Not Stand for Killer Robots

Many U.N. advocates would rather trust a human to pull a trigger than leave it to a machine set to autopilot.

Digital Government

Distinguishing Brain From Mind

In coming years, neuroscience will answer questions we don't even yet know to ask. Sometimes, though, focus on the brain is misleading.