My other car is a smart phone
Cisco wants to network and IP-enable vehicles, which could be a boon for emergency response crews, among others.
A post-PC world? Hold the phone.
Plenty of things agencies do still can't be done on a smart phone or tablet.
Keys to mobile security: Consistent controls, user common sense
GAO report on mobile threats concludes that certain agencies, and all users, can help improve security.
iPhone erodes BlackBerry's last enterprise edge – security
IT administrators, noting steady improvements to the iPhone's security since its debut, are finding fewer reasons to hold on to BlackBerry.
The world's toughest smart phone?
The Nautiz X1 from the Handheld Group also is surprisingly small and light for a rugged phone.
iPhone 5 slims down, speeds up
A larger screen, faster processor and new operating system are just some of the new features you find in apple's new smart phone.
Intel’s big idea: A hefty 27-inch tablet
The Adaptive All-In-One is a desktop PC and also works as a 27-inch, 14-pound tablet PC. But what can you use it for?
What's next in the network: software defined networking
The emerging type of architecture opens up once-closed routers and switches to optimize speed and performance within a network.
RIM wants your BlackBerry to be your access badge
HID Global has a service that would let users replace ID credentials and tokens with their BlackBerry phones. Could it work in a government enterprise?
Oil baths: A better way to keep computers cool?
Intel test finds dunking servers in mineral oil can cut power consumption.
Why the Big Three for servers aren't quite as big
Dell, HP and IBM are getting nipped at by smaller competitors and an emerging trend toward custom hardware.
A secure alternative to cloud-based file sharing?
Axwat MailGate combines security and policy enforcement for sharing files via the cloud.
Cloak, dagger and Google: 'Pluto' switch remains a mystery
A different kind of networking switch that turned up in Iowa has been returned to Google — with no questions answered.
BlackBerry offering $10K per popular app to revitalize its app market
The incentive to developers could help restore interest in government circles.
Windows Server 2012 makes a push into the cloud
Microsoft's latest server OS is heavily integrated into the Azure cloud computing system.
Glacier: When slow storage retrieval wins the day
Amazon's cold storage is built for long-term archiving, not fast retrieval.
Magic log-in ring lets you use finger swipes for passwords
Researchers at Rutgers have developed a prototype device that lets you authenticate with the swipe of a finger.
One click and help is on the way
Although HelpSTAR2012 is not cheap, cutting downtime and streamlining help desk calls can be worth the money over time.
'Private cloud' just a phase? IBM would like you to think so
The zEnterprise EC-12 adds power, capacity and other features that could appeal to government.
Why 15 = 5x3 is a major quantum breakthrough
Researchers for the first time use a solid-state quantum processor in prime factoring (and get it right half the time), which could eventually have a big impact on security.
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