Ruling comes after NTIA report concludes there is "no practical way" to solve the problem of GPS interference at the moment.
A software-based communications system allows first responders tcommunicate securely with each other and federal, state and local crews.
Google Apps for Government makes cross-platform central management of mobile devices possible, and BlackBerry Enterprise Server unnecessary.
It may have arrived too late for the 5 million phones recently infected, but Google has introduced Bouncer, a service designed to muscle out apps carrying malicious code.
If the latest details are true, the Windows Phone 8, code-named "Apollo," will integrate the phone with the core Windows 8 operating and restore enterprise-focused features to Microsoft's smart-phone platform.
Inventions and innovations created for the space program have filtered down to the playing field and have contributed to making the big game what it is.
International regulations on telecommunications, drafted in 1988, will be revised later this year, and several countries could look to exert control.
Business smart-phone maker Research In Motion has rolled out its cloud-based service for BlackBerry devices that works with the Microsoft Office 365 suite of services.
Among the next challenges: ensuring connectivity and security in the field.
The Army's new acquisition and evaluation process is beginning to show results as the service identifies shortcomings and rolls out new systems to troops.
Symantec identified 13 apps that deliver what it says is a Trojan, but which another security company calls aggressive adware. Either way, who wants it?
The Army is developing and improving command and control technologies to help make its warfighters more effective in the field.
An inspector general's audit report recommends ending the troubled program for building a national wireless law enforcement network in favor of newer technologies.
The court rules unanimously that police installing a GPS device on a suspect's vehicle constitutes a search and requires a warrant to be constitutional.
The failure of a network switch left Virginia's state police without access to law enforcement records for five hours Jan. 19, the AP reported.