Call it a "Mobile Revolution."

This year's parade of cool new wireless products is beyond doubt the greatest, most diverse series of product launches in wireless history. Apple's new operating system (OS) and new iPhone are the obvious places to start, but look at everything else coming to market:...

Is Internet policy moving to the Administration's front burner? It's starting to look that way and that means big opportunities for the American public. First, on May 29, the president addressed the issue head-on, releasing a report on U.S. cybersecurity and repeating his commitment to improving affordable broadband access....

You know the mobile phone industry is changing for the better when a seasonal roll-out of new products attracts the kind of buzz usually found at the sports books in Las Vegas during March Madness.

The next few weeks will see an unprecedented unveiling of new mobile...

Earth Day is a time to celebrate environmental awareness and progress in environmental initiatives. But as many say, Earth Day is everyday. There are many ways we, collectively and as individuals, can help reduce, reuse, and recycle, promoting green standards in our lives and businesses. And technology is here to...

Representatives Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) and Trent Franks (R-AZ) recently introduced a bill in Congress which could positively impact the millions of consumers of wireless communications in the U.S. and increase the job security of hundreds of thousands of mobile and wireless industry workers. The Cell Tax Fairness Act would prohibit...

Given the enormous role the FCC can play for ensuring not only the vitality and health of our nations' communications sector, but also the reasonable interests of the American consumers who support it, the announcement that Julius Genachowski will be nominated for FCC chair comes not a moment too soon....

It's a new day and things will never again be the same.

No, I'm not talking about the new Administration since others at HuffPo have already captured that moment's magic. Instead I'm talking about the inauguration itself. Matt Richtel at The New York Times had it right...

The incoming Obama-Biden Administration is pledging "a new level of transparency, accountability and participation for America's citizens." It's also promising greater international cooperation to solve common problems.

So here's a suggestion to the administration's incoming CTOs and CIOs that can address both worthy goals simultaneously: Start implementing the...

On Tuesday, November 4, Americans will go to the polls to cast their votes on Election Day. However, with high voter interest, millions of new voters, new rules and new voting technology, the day could be a little chaotic. In past elections, we've heard reports of long lines and other...

If Tom Kalil has his way, mobile technology and services will be at the heart of American global development policy.

So says his visionary and timely new report, "Harnessing the Mobile Revolution," published recently by NDN, the innovative Washington D.C. policy group.

The next Administration, says Kalil, a...

Anyone who wonders where mobile technology is taking America's elections should have heard Casey O'Shea talk this week about the political power of mobile technology.

At a symposium sponsored by Mobile Future, the National Field Director for the DCCC talked of a recent trip to Taiwan....

If your cell phone was on silent early this morning, you just might have missed an alert for history in the making.

When Barack Obama announced Joe Biden as his choice for Vice President in a text message to supporters, it was a landmark...