Sky Catcher Solutions introduced a portable, personal computer, smaller than a pack of cigarettes at the DOD Cyber Crime Conference. The device operates inside a secure USB device.

Instapaper lets you save web pages to read later on your computer, smartphone, or any other e-reader. The service has now been improved for the Kindle and iPhone.

If you buy a new notebook computer, prepare to be confused. There’s now a wider array of choices in processors, screens, memory specifications, and more. This article offers some tips on what the options are.

20-plus years ago, Frog Design came up with a prototype for an Apple tablet. The devices never went to production, but it will be interesting to see how it compares to whatever Apple offers on Wednesday.

AMD is offering several new processors to counter Intel’s recent releases. The Phenom II X2 555 “Black Edition” is rated at 3.2 GHz, with room for overclocking.

Now that Firefox 3.6 is available for download, the folks at webmonkey.com have taken it for a test drive. In this article they report their findings on security, speed, and features.

The use of cell phones, combined with GPS coordinates, is changing the way rescuers search for victims hidden in the rubble left by the earthquake in Haiti.

If you’re interested in buying an e-reader but are confused by the products available, maybe this article can help. It provides pictures and short reviews of seven e-readers.

Apple is making an announcement on Wednesday, January 27. Rumors have been rampant for weeks now. This article looks at five of the rumors, offering reasons why they probably aren’t true.

Recently we’ve seen a small resurgence of modern side-scrollers which meld the gameplay of old with the 3D rendering capability of the PS3 and XBox 360.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.