Airborne sensor system foils simulated IED attack

The long-range JLENS system, held aloft on tethered aerostats and usually used for missile defense, shows it can keep track of what's going on below, too.

Predictive analysis grows as crime-prevention tool

Police departments are adding the algorithm-driven software to their public safety arsenal to reduce felony crimes.

Ultra-fast, short-range wireless nets are around the corner

The 802.11ad, or WiGig, standard approved by IEEE promises transfers up to 7 gigabits/sec and low power consumption. But it does have its limits.

Derecho report: Agencies could avoid most 911 failures

Many of the emergency communications failures after the June storm could have been averted by following established best practices, the FCC says.

IPv6 boosts mobile performance, panel claims

As the use of IPv6 broadens, mobile users should see gains in performance, according to a panel at CES.

Can a PC this small be that powerful?

Falcon Northwest's Tiki combines cutting-edge overclocked power, liquid cooling and a host of features into a case so small and light it helps to weigh it down.

DIY remote imaging system, courtesy of USGS

A team of U.S. Geological Survey scientists offer detailed advice in building an automated, solar-powered imaging and environmental sensor system.

Need help building mobile apps? GSA can help.

The Mobile Gov Blog puts together advice on everything from application programming interfaces to open content management.

A picture worth 200 guards: Jail installs HD video, violence drops 90 percent

The Oklahoma County Jail got a clear view of the benefits of a manageable high-def video surveillance system, which cut costs and reduced altercations at the crowded facility.

Corsair launches high-speed, native USB 3.0 flash drives

The new drives can transfer a gigabyte of data in less than four seconds, which the company says makes them the fastest of their kind.

HP’s advisor takes holistic approach to workstation performance

The company's Performance Advisor 1.5 monitors a computer's performance as a whole, identifying weak spots and offering fixes.

Panasonic adds a mini and a Windows 8 tablet to its Toughpad line

Company unveils two tablets -- an Android device that can be held in one hand and a Windows 8 Pro tablet -- that meet MIL-STD-810G rugged specs.

Dell brings Mil-Spec rugged rating to tough and tiny ultrabook

The Latitude 6430u combines relatively small size, light weight and big processing power with the ruggedness for field work.

LOC amasses Twitter Archive, but where's the data mining tech?

The library has collected 170 billion tweets made since 2006, but says archival search technologies aren't good enough to give researchers access.

Windows 8 gains a foothold in government with DOD deal

The new OS, with secure features seemingly made for government, will get its chance to perform with the Army, Air Force and DISA.

Ubuntu smart phone: Is this what the future looks like?

Canonical plans a Linux smart phone that, when connected to a monitor and keyboard, can operate as a fully functioning PC.

Agencies have the tools to unleash dynamic mobile services

A smart mobility platform with integrated security will let agencies at all levels focus on the real goal: transforming the way they provide services, Vervio's T.L. Neff says.

How agencies can reap more value from analytics

Three core steps can help agencies plant the seeds of an analytics program that can yield cost savings and better use of resources.

CBP using remote tech for unmanned border crossing with Mexico

The checkpoint at Big Bend National Park in a remote area of west Texas will use kiosks monitored by agents in El Paso and surveillance cameras to allow pedestrians to cross.

Data.gov model going global

The administration and India are releasing open-source software to help other governments set up information transparency portals.

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