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Viral video: Atomic Tom on the B Train

After their instruments were stolen, Brooklyn rock group Atomic Tom performs one of their breakout hits on the B Train bound for their home borough using only iPhones.

Tags: atomic tom , Viral Video , YouTube , B train , Brooklyn , Neal Augenstein , Paul D. Shinkman

Monday - 10/18/2010, 08:49am EDT

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Robberies on the rise at Metro

Metro Transit Police are warning riders to be smart about when and where they use personal electronic devices.

Tags: Metro , Metro Transit Police , iPod , BlackBerry , smartphones , Robberies , Jeff Delinski , Adam Tuss

Monday - 09/13/2010, 01:09pm EDT

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Pentagon cyber attacked in 2008

Mobile phone apps are a growing security threat

Tags: Federal Drive , Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , DoD , Pentagon , William Lynn , Droid

Wednesday - 08/25/2010, 08:30am EDT

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NASA gives employees iPhone option

The space agency also is testing other smartphone devices, including the Android and iPad. It is one of the first agencies to approve the issuance of iPhones to employees. Employees also have the ability to develop applications for smartphones.

Tags: technology , Tony Facca , NASA , smartphone , Apple , Google , BlackBerry , Android , iPad , Microsoft Windows , ODIN , Jason Miller

Wednesday - 08/18/2010, 07:21am EDT

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NASA employees can now use iPhone for work

WFED's Jason Miller reports.

Tags: technology , management , NASA , cybersecurity , Tony Facca , Jason Miller , DorobekInsider

Tuesday - 08/17/2010, 04:56pm EDT

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iPhone offers free bumper cases

Find out how you get the free case.

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Friday - 07/23/2010, 10:08am EDT

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Supply chain for iPhone highlights costs in China

Manufacturing is likely to get a lot more expensive.

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Tuesday - 07/06/2010, 10:34am EDT

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OMB, GSA hope fourth time is a charm for USA.gov

Agencies launch redesigned governmentwide portal with Microsoft's Bing search engine. As a part of the launch, OMB and GSA make 18 mobile applications available from agencies across the government. Federal CIO Kundra says the government must improve how citizens access information and interact with agencies.

Tags: technology , Jeff Zients , Vivek Kundra , Dave McClure , OMB , GSA , EPA , TSA , CPSC , Apple , Google , RIM , Droid , BlackBerry , mobile apps , USA.gov , search , Jason Miller