The Army's mobile device efforts are gaining momentum, and the effort could potentially reach across the entire federal government.
CSC has unveiled a cloud computing platform designed primarily for federal agencies, which provides infrastructure-as-a-service offerings.
The Navy's salvage command has rolled out a command van that uses solar, wind and battery power to supplement its generator.
Although a lot of buzz will come from CES, the hot new product doesn't always do so well in the real world. Here are three past "darlings" that didn't catch on.
LG Electronics will show off its organic LED monitor at CES, which could mean the technology is finally ready for prime time.
DOD experts discuss the challenges involved in issuing mobile devices to military and civilian personnel.
At Camp Pendleton's Battle Simulation Center, Marines are trained in operational support using simulation tools that recreate combat to ensure they are mission ready.
NASA is teaming with Rockwell Collins to develop a data link that will allow UAVs to coexist with commercial aircraft.
From invisible tanks to radar that can see through walls, the GCN Lab's coverage this year points to some jaw-dropping technology developments in 2012.
The GCN Lab reviews five of the latest smart-phone and tablet products that would be a good fit for government workers at the office, home and in-between.
The Los Alamos National Lab takes a 'pick-and-choose' approach to securing mobile networks for its large, diverse user base.
Nokia and partner T-mobile are banking on the 150 million people in the United States who haven't upgraded their cell phones as they gear up to release the first Nokia smart phone in the nation Jan. 11.
American Airlines has won approval from the Federal Aviation Administration for its pilots to use iPads in the cockpit beginning Dec. 16.
The U.S. Navy is developing new software programs to make its ocean-going robots more independent.
Although not perfect, the Accell UltraVideo USB 2.0 to DVI-I Adapter shows there is a lot of power in cables, if we know how to use them.