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The Science of Certain Things

Turn your iPhone into a microscope for about $10. New York City taxicab extreme makeover. The bedbug detective is an electronic nose for detecting the critters.


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Product Review: Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears Liven Up the Workplace

This headset puts some fun in your workday… if your job allows that sort of thing.

GovTech Reviews: Videoconferencing on Google+ Hangouts

Google+ Hangouts are more dynamic and attention-grabbing than static video because the screen automatically switches to whomever is speaking.

High (Flying) Tech at Sacramento's New Airport Terminal

After just over three years of construction, the new terminal at California’s Sacramento International Airport is a leader in operations and efficiency.

Maryland Governor’s Office Ditches Printers for iPads

iPads Replace Printers in the Maryland Governor’s Office.

Do You Use a Personal iPad at Work?

State CIOs talk about how they're coping with an explosion of personal computing devices in the office.

Wine, Burning Rubber and Working From Home

Want to work from home? It might cost you. Tires: Coming to a bathroom near you. Red wine a healthful choice for astronauts?

The Science of Certain Things

Turn your iPhone into a microscope for about $10. New York City taxicab extreme makeover. The bedbug detective is an electronic nose for detecting the critters.

Power to The People: Microorganisms, Green Apps and Nanogenerators

When is too much sugar good? Charge your electric car using your smartphone. Charging your gadgets just by moving around.

The Next Push From Motorola

Public safety officials dealing with Motorola can expect to be pitched on the Motorola Next Generation of Public Safety Communications strategy.


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California Hospital Implements Game-Changing RFID Safety Technology

Watch how California’s Department of State Hospitals – Napa improves staff and patient security in the wake of tragedy

State of TN leads the way in Next-Gen 9-1-1

Watch how the State of Tennessee’s IP-based emergency response network will make emergency services faster, easier and more reliable.