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Apple VP appointed to lead Defense Innovation Unit

DIU's new director will now report directly to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin part of a leadership “realignment.”

  • By Edward Graham

Can Ballmer and Microsoft catch Apple and Android?

Steve Ballmer made his case before the Northern Virginia Technology Council on April 19, but is Microsoft just playing the "Me too" card?

  • By Nick Wakeman

QinetiQ launches app for pilots, air traffic controllers

Company's first app tests abilities and knowledge of core airspace data sets.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Apple’s Jobs dead at 56

Apple founder loses his long fight with cancer.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Wozniak: Put humans first in technology design

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak lays out principles for technology design.

  • By Michael Hardy

Who are the top 50 cloud providers?

A new list breaks out the top cloud computing providers in the market.

  • By Washington Technology staff
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Apple's iOS makes enterprise gains, report says

Mobile security and solutions company Good Technology released a report showing iPhones and iPads making significant gains in the enterprise market.

  • By Dan Rowinski

Verizon Wireless picks up world's best-selling smart phone

After years of speculation, the iPhone is finally coming to the Verizon network, breaking the lock AT&T has had on the Apple smart phone since 2007.

  • By Dan Rowinski

Apple whispers iPad's pros to corporate IT buyers

Apple is holding discreet meetings with IT decision makers in five cities and educating them on the uses of Apple technology, such as the iPad and associated apps, for business.

  • By Alysha Sideman

Former Northrop CEO joins Apple's board

The move to appoint Ronald Sugar as a member of Apple's board of directors comes as the company expands its government presence.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Apple's iPad to soon face new rivals

RIM and other computer makers are close to releasing new tablet computers to challenge Apple's iPad.

  • By Michael Hardy

Feds should watch Oracle lawsuit against Google

Oracle has sued Google over the use of Java in Google's Android operating system.

  • By Michael Hardy

Can the Apple iPad get any workplace respect?

Apple's iPad tablet computer is attracting some interested glances from government

  • By John Moore
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AT&T iPad data leak: Hack or hype?

Compromised data was limited to e-mail addresses, many of which are already publicly available, but authorities still plan to probe the incident.

  • By Kevin McCaney

iPad: 10 reasons feds should be eager

The GCN Lab finds 10 reasons why feds will love the iPad, starting with a couple of things it doesn't have.

  • By Carlos A. Soto

iPad: 10 reasons feds should be wary

The GCN Lab has offered 10 reasons(plus a bonus reason) why iPads would be good for government use. But what's right for one user isn't always right for another. So here are 10 reasons why government employees might want to take a pass.

  • By Carlos A. Soto

iEnvy: Do BlackBerry users need an iPad?

The apps available for Apple's sleek new iPad have many BlackBerry-carrying feds drooling, but BlackBerry also offers a robust, if lesser-known, app store, says GCN Lab Director John Breeden.

  • By John Breeden II

Think you want an iPad? Read this first!

Everyone seems to want an iPad, but is it worth it? Early reviews paint a muddled picture of iPad's pros and cons.

  • By Kevin McCaney