Mobile Devices news from FierceGovernmentIT

Mobile outreach as part of political campaigns is not a flash in the pan and will only increase in the 2012 presidential election, said a panel of experts speaking at a Feb. 14 Brookings Institution Read more...

Public safety is poised to gain its much-coveted control over a 10 Megahertz swath of spectrum known as the D block as well as $7.23 billion for the creation and implementation of a national Read more...

Cybersecurity legislation is needed, agreed the panelists speaking Feb. 8 before the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on communications and technology--but what that legislation should look Read more...

iOS device deployment at the Veterans Affairs Department remains limited even though the department has allowed iPads and iPhones since October 2011, said VA Chief Information Officer Roger Baker Read more...

A British juror was sentenced Jan. 23 to six months imprisonment in the United Kingdom for researching a defendant's past on the Internet during deliberations--a problem that although still rare, has Read more...

A final version of a federal mobility strategy will be out by March 2012, said Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel Jan. 13 during a Washington, D.C. event hosted by industry group Read more...

Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel spoke Jan. 13 during a Washington, D.C. event hosted by industry group AFFIRM. VanRoekel used the event to talk about the administration's proposed Read more...

The Office of Management and Budget unveiled Jan. 11 the outline of a draft federal mobile strategy and kicked off a 10-day national dialogue on improving citizen services and federal workforce Read more...

The Federal Aviation Administration permits a small number of iPads to directly touch its network, acting FAA Chief Information Officer Steve Cooper said Nov. 16. In a brief interview after he spoke Read more...

The Defense Information Systems Agency hopes to obtain wireless service and hardware support for approximately 15,000 mobile devices for the Army's 5th Signal Command, which oversees network Read more...