Is 'bring your own device' the next big thing for government or is it just a fad?

The Naval Air Systems Command plans to leverage commercial cellular technology to test the broadband communications capability aboard three ships in 2013.

Federal mobility is going to require a shift in attitudes and approaches throughout the government.

It's not called the "iPad 3," but it features some significant upgrades under the hood and on the screen.

The Interior Department is encouraging its workers to use their own mobile devices to connect with the department's time and attendence system on its network.

DOD's embrace of the Android operating system is just getting started. How did it begin?

Clinicians and benefits specialists need mobile devices more than other employees, says CIO Roger Baker.

Some technology standbys will get their walking papers this year.

Forthcoming security standards are expected to allow the use of certain mobile devices on DOD's secure networks.

The Justice Department's ambitious plan to replace Land Mobile Radios with modern systems has gotten stalled, leaving agents still using the old equipment.

The government wants advice from feds and the public on speeding up the adoption of mobile technologies.

Analysts predict 2012 will see more focus on mobility and social media use in federal agencies.

New offerings from Amazon and Barnes and Noble ramp up the power of popular e-readers. What does it mean for agencies?

A former CTO of the Defense Intelligence Agency advises caution for federal agencies considering Android devices.

Agencies are increasingly comfortable with telework, but at least one expert thinks the concept may soon be a thing of the past.

President Obama's Nov. 9 executive order has a clear intent: To limit the number of IT devices.

House Republican Whip Kevin McCarthy apparently took some tips from Hollywood in debuting the splashy new GOP WhipCast mobile application.

Waste-cutting efforts won't necessarily reduce spending on mobile devices, experts say.

The Army is building on the popularity of smart phones in the field with further testing and expansion of the use of tablets for a range of applications.