Modernization

The iPhone 5S Just Brought us Closer to the Internet of Things and a World of Constant Surveillance

While sensors have played a role in mobile devices for years, certain devices are beginning to expand on their capabilities.

Cybersecurity

7 Reasons Why iPhone Fingerprint Security Might Not Be So Secure

NSA, pockets and wood slicers can all foil Apple’s iTouch biometric ID tool, security pros say.

Cybersecurity

When It's at the Border, Your Data Is Fair Game — Even on Your Laptop

No need for a warrant in the international zone at O'Hare airport.

Digital Government

How Soon Before Obama's Bodyguards Don Google Glass?

The Secret Service, Army and DARPA are considering intelligent eyewear for field assignments.

Emerging Tech

Second Round of Solicitations Added to Simplified Federal Contracting Site

The RFP-EZ beta site gets a reboot.

Modernization

An App to Nab Jerks Who Illegally Use Disabled Parking

Your city could probably use your help.

Modernization

Intelligence community builds cloud infrastructure

The capabilities will grow still further when the CIA chooses between AWS and IBM.

Modernization

CRM: When C stands for citizen

The image of an office full of call-center employees wearing headsets to communicate with customers is a common association for customer relationship management, but it is woefully outdated. Social media and big data are among the forces transforming CRM, and agencies are catching on.

Modernization

When Yahoo Gives User Data to Governments, Mapped

Company was the only tech firm to fight NSA order to proved sweeping access.

Modernization

NASA Gets an Instagram Account

Goddard and Ames already had accounts.

Emerging Tech

FEMA Wants Better Hurricane Alerts for People With Disabilities

The agency is interested in handicapped-accessible options for mobile and social media during disasters too.

Modernization

You Can Replace Your PC With a Smartphone. But Will You?

The Acer Extend prototype was unveiled this week in Germany.

Modernization

What Hasn’t Leaked About the Next iPhone Is the Only Thing That Matters

How much will it cost?!

Cybersecurity

Americans' Worries About Internet Privacy Go Beyond NSA Surveillance

The average citizen has other fish to fry when it comes to living on the Web.

Modernization

Google Is Waging War on Apps That Attack, Infiltrate and Steal From Your Phone

Android’s open platform means its must police its app store very carefully.

Modernization

More than one path for FedRAMP

Questions persist about agency-granted authorities to operate.

Cybersecurity

Your Heartbeat: The Ultimate in Password Protection?

The makers of a new device hope to replace Fluffy123 with the unique rhythm of your heart.

Modernization

The Triumph of the Tablet

The summer of 2013 has been, in many ways, the summer of the iPad.

Modernization

Can a foreign firm safeguard American privacy?

A Canadian firm has been hired to design a credentialing system for federal agencies, causing at least one reader to raise a question.

Emerging Tech

The Wireless Network With a Mile Range That the 'Internet of Things' Could Be Built on

Flutter, a Wi-Fi alternative, offers a glimpse into the future -- or something close to it.