DOD wants you ... to browse its visual library
The Department of Defense aims to bring its entire declassified photo and media library online within the next five years with T3Media's enterprise-scale video management platform.
2014: A tipping point for password authentication
With advances in research on new token-based and biometric identification systems, it's time for the government to bid adieu to the common password.
NOAA paper charts are dead in the water
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced it will stop printing detailed lithographic nautical charts.
BlackBerry BES 10.2 takes on enterprise BYOD
New features for enterprise mobile management include API and update support for iOS and Android.
A vision for BYOD: Virtual smartphones
With AT&T's Toggle, two virtual smartphones can exist within the same device; one is open and unsecured for the user. The other is locked down for government service.
Richmond fixes bad connection with local alarm companies
A public safety team in Richmond, Va., set off on a two-year quest to shorten the time between when alarm companies contact emergency services and when help is dispatched.
Panasonic tablet marries rugged to high resolution
Panasonic unveils the Toughpad 4K UT MB5, a durable tablet with an ultra-high-definition display.
Schneider offers ready-made, modular data centers
The firm debuts rapidly deployable data center modules that provide more control over infrastructure at lower cost.
Some hidden pitfalls of government BYOD
How competition among smartphone makers might pose problems for government mobile device management.
Oak Ridge gets help to manage Titan's massive data stream
National lab installs smaller supercomputers whose sole purpose is to sift through the massive amount of data being generated by Titan.
Secure, compact PC stack arranges to meet government needs
The multi-client Stratus includes three PCs and a remote controlled KVM to deliver security and convenience to government users who need to operate multiple PCs.
New Christie 3D projector is no mirage
The maintenance-free WQ-L, an LED-based, 1-chip DLP system, displays color-accurate images in 2D and 3D.
Police get tool for patrolling social media
Social Media Monitor helps police use social media for investigations and to look for signs of criminal activity such as gang violence, drug dealing, crimes against children and human trafficking.
Brother bridges gap between portable and workgroup scanners
Brother International's ImageCenter ADS-1500W scanner offers a 20-page document feeder, wireless connectivity, the ability to quickly scan to the cloud and a compact form factor.
Theater of the not-so-absurd: Dell dramatizes Mil-Std testing
With its comic video depicting an unlucky lawyer running laptop endurance tests, Dell hopes to inspire its users to share their stories of rugged gear.
Secure KVM switch a good fit for government
Belkin's DisplayPort Secure KVM locks down sound and video channels, ensuring that no data can cross networks.
Police officers get their own private Facebook
BlueLine, created by William Bratton, is a closed social media platform for law enforcement that lets officers interact and share best practices.
Lenovo releases Android Yoga tablets
The 8- and 10-inch tablets can be used in three modes and boast 18-hour battery life.
Keystroke encryption coming for Apple, Android phones
GuardedID, which defends against keylogging and other snooping malware, is being released for mobile devices as a software developers' kit.
Videoconferencing brings art therapy into focus
A LifeSize system, designed for long-range use, proves to be the right recording tool for sessions at George Washington University.
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