Users on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet may now begin transitioning from BlackBerry devices to Apple smartphones and tablets, with migration to Android devices expected for later this year.
Text messages sent from government-issued mobile devices, and government communications on privately-owned mobile devices, are being treated as public records.
Soldiers can now access the Army Training Network using smart phones and computer tablets -- with just a username and password.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Disconnected Interactive Content Explorer app gives users interactive maps even when offline -- and the code has been open-sourced for use by other agencies.
The curious folks at DigitalGov asked an expert why there are more government apps developed for iOS.
A look at which state websites are falling short on Google’s new mobile-friendly rankings and why.
Waze and Uber partner with local governments to share information, which benefits drivers, riders and city planners.
With Google's PageRank putting new emphasis on mobile friendliness, agencies will feel more pressure to speed the move to mobile.
ikeGPS Spike offers emergency-response managers a new mobile tool for making rapid in-the-field measurements that can easily be integrated into responders’ databases.
Researchers at Yahoo have developed a biometric authentication system that uses the whole touchscreen as the image sensor and verifies biometrics with low-resolution scans.
The First Responder Network Authority Board released a draft RFP for the construction, operation, maintenance and improvement of the nationwide public safety broadband network.
Rugged tablets offer a secure and cost-effective solution for employees in the field -- but only if the IT staff chooses carefully.