Whether we see it or not, the environments we live in, or choose to visit, are tailored to meet our needs. The Power Design Systems 2.0 approach maximizes this effort by marrying technology with modern design and aesthetics.
John Breeden II
EdTech Review: Dell OptiPlex 7460 All-In-One
EdTech Magazine reviews all the latest Educational gear. Within the family of Dell computers, the OptiPlex line is designed to have the most stable computing build. Constructed of reliable, tested components, the new Dell OptiPlex 7460 is the top of the new lineup for educational settings and elsewhere.
NextGov Reports: DARPA Looking for Next Great, Crazy Idea
NextGov: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, believes that the next great warfighting idea might be hiding in the brain of some previously unknown professor or inventor. If that person might be you, then the agency wants to chat at the 2018 Proposer’s Day event.
NASA Putting Helicopters, High Def Microphones on Mars
NextGov Column: The latest NASA Rover will be heading to Mars with some new gadgets and gear, namely a set of high-definition ears that will let us hear what the Red Planet sounds like, and an experimental helicopter that could greatly enhance future visits.
NextGov Special Report: Government Gamification
Despite once achieving high visibility and big successes, government-sponsored gamification projects have fallen on hard times, and nobody in government seems willing to drop a few more quarters into the machine to continue playing.
IoT Going to War on Land and Sea
Despite the seeming hegemony of the Internet of Things, there are a couple places where the tiny sensors have yet to travel. One of them is deep in the world’s oceans, and the other is on the frontlines of today’s modern battlefield. The Army and Navy mean to change that.
NextGov: One Government Tech Advances, Another Risks Total Collapse
This week’s NextGov column focuses on two government technologies following vastly different paths. In the fist, we find Threat Hunting making serious inroads. But a new GAO report says another technology, GPS, is in danger of total collapse.
CSO Review: Threat Hunting as a Service with Mantix4
We have reviewed quite a few threat hunting programs recently. However, almost all of them were designed as tools to help threat hunters do their jobs. But there are few good hunters. Mantix4, originally designed for the Canadian Government, now provides threat hunting as a service.
BizTech Review: The Toshiba Portégé X20W
Among its many benefits, the Toshiba Portégé X20W Notebook features dual-factor authentication in the form of a fingerprint reader and facial recognition technology, making it ideal for the security-minded road warrior.
EdTech: Making the Grade in Education With the HP Sprout Pro
Perfect for educational environments, the core of the Sprout is an all-in-one computer with a fast, Intel Core i7 processor, plenty of RAM, a high-end Nvidia GeForce video card and a terabyte- sized solid-state hard drive. Standard peripherals like a mouse and keyboard are included, but probably not needed.