The National Cancer Institute's website wasn't mobile friendly, but that didn't stop visits via mobile devices from increasing fivefold in six months.
Officers on the street can access the Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Automated Data Services database from their smart phones and tablets in seconds.
Esri's GIS public information maps will be made accessible on Microsoft's cloud-based disaster portal.
The ThinkCentre M92p Tiny packs the performance of a full-size desktop on a modest physical and electrical footprints.
The bureau's first public API will let developers make use of Census statistics, and let people and local governments make use of the apps developers create.
At Black Hat, Apple's security chief gave a rare look into how the company hardens its iOS operating system.
Phishing is the most common attack used against federal networks, so it's important to be aware of the latest techniques, even if they seem unlikely.
This year's Black Hat Briefings will tackle OS security — or lack of it — in Windows and iOS. Mobile devices and industrial control systems get a lot of attention, too.
The FCC and Transportation Department are working to establish a transition path to the next generation of 911 services.
Minneapolis upgrades its citizen services with a new mobile reporting system that put the city network in the cloud.
Dell's launch of its Tactical Mobile Data Center will allow government, military and enterprise users to quickly deploy an additional, backup or remote IT backbone.
The Federal CIO Council, together with ACT-IAC, has updated its IPv6 roadmap to help agencies meet looming deadlines for new Internet Protocols.