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MQTT, proposed as an OASIS standard, can help agencies manage all the data generated by sensors, mobile devices and other machine-to-machine networks.
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A developer in India has produced a mobile device for the visually impaired that expands the range of mobile accessibility.
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There are some myths about data destruction, but making sure information can't be retrieved from a hard drive isn't that hard.
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Lockheed Martin looks to combine gamification with analytics to develop games that deliver valuable data to sponsoring agencies.
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The XSEDE research network operators say bandwidth and networking tools are key to moving large files between high-performance systems.
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A group is developing a bare computer on a board, like the Pi, but with a quad core processor and a host of features.
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Neurogrid, a small, low-power system created by researchers at Stanford, could improve brain and mental illness research.
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In its effort to keep the U.S. military out front with its technology, DARPA finds itself competing with its own successes.
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The small satellites built around Android phones, launched Sunday, mark a trend toward small, inexpensive satellites for a variety of uses.
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Microsoft's new OS is making headway with agencies, particularly in DOD, while catching on with consumers, too.