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Portable Windows Workspace with Portable Apps

Portable Apps is a self contained launcher platform you can install on a Thumb drive and the core is only 2MB. It looks a lot like a start menu, but it pops up on the right side from the task bar. You can install all the basics of a normal computer environment like an office suite, music player, video player, DVD burner, and web browser.

Microsoft Shows Off Futuristic New UI

Earlier this month at TechForum Monday, Microsoft addressed a rumor that Windows 8 will have a radical new user interface. The answer Microsoft Chief Research and Technology Officer Craig Mundie gave was yes. He demonstrated this new UI on the Microsoft Surface 2 using his Windows 7 Smart phone as a motion based controller.

Pwn2Own Day 2: Attack of the Phones

Day 2 is the day smart phones take their revenge for the defeat of their full size computer brothers. Violating the security on a smart phone is a very different concept when it comes to computers. Smart phone Operating systems (with the exception Android) are not public information.

Killer NICs Comes to Laptops

Killer Wireless-N adapters support IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n standards, operate on 2.4 GHz and 5GHz frequency bands and come in a half-size mini-PCIe form factor. Killer Wireless-N 1103 and 1102 adapters deliver data rates of up to 450 Mbps and 300 Mbps, respectively, using range-enhanced 802.11n.

Magicka Sends Mages to Vietnam! Wait, What?

"Have you ever wondered what it would have been like if wizards were allowed to roam the jungles of war-torn Vietnam, attempting to bring peace and stability to the region by casting spells on all opponents?" reads the press release. "Wait, you haven’t ever wondered that? Ever? Okay, so we’re probably the only ones who have but in our defense: here’s your chance to stop being so closed-minded."

Valve Teases About Steam “Big Picture Mode”

Valve's announcement is light on details, since the firm is setting the stage for a full reveal at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco later this week. However, it does gloss over a few key facts: "big picture" mode will provide "controller support and navigation designed for television interaction," and it will allow players to "enjoy Steam and their library of Steam games on more screens throughout the house."