Hands-free data, right before your eyes
Kopin’s Golden-I headset puts data at cheek-level, with the impression that it’s an arm’s length away, and responds to voice commands. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
TSA looking to expand analytics war chest
The Transportation Security Agency awards a contract for big data analysis as it pursues other screening technologies. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Laserfiche 9 offers strong collaboration base for ECM, BMP
The company’s newest version integrates enterprise content management and business process management functionality across the entire Laserfiche product line. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
9 steps that help defend against DDOS
Most experts agree that you can’t do it all by yourself, but there are practical measures agencies can take to shore up their networks against denial of service attacks. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
BES 10's release paves the way for new BlackBerry devices
RIM’s server software for the new OS will support Android and iOS devices, along with all the new features in BlackBerry 10. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Can DNS be protected from spikes in attacks?
Denial of service attacks on the Domain Name System are becoming common, but an effective defense will require a few rule changes. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
The Quest for the Monster Wind Turbine Blade
Companies are racing to develop ways to make the 100-meter blades needed to make offshore wind compete with fossil fuels. Blade Dynamics, a six-year-old company that’s partly owned by American Semiconductor, a wind turbine designer and supplier of wind farm electronics, says that it has developed technology that will make possible the world’s largest wind turbine blades. It’s demonstrated the […]
Cities partner with Yelp to post restaurant health ratings
San Francisco is posting restaurants’ health score data on Yelp, New York will do the same soon, and other cities could follow. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Aaron Swartz tragedy underscores real hurdles to open government
Technology can enable transparency but only if transformative change is part of the entire process of government. And that is where it falls apart. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Plan Would Put a Bank in Every Browser
An open payments system built into Web standards could transform online life, if the proposal takes off. Over the past few decades, a handful of open standards for rendering and sharing text and imagery between computers—better known as the World Wide Web—have helped upend businesses worldwide. But these Web standards do not cover ways of transferring money or selling content, […]
