The idea of having the same workspace on multiple PCs is not a new one, but never before has it been implemented in this way. It was necessary to have a fast and reliable SSD of small dimensions, fast USB 3.0 connection and Windows 8 with all its technologies.

Canonical recently presented Ubuntu’s tablet interface – the next step towards one unified family of experiences for personal computing on phones, tablets, PCs and TVs. “Multi-tasking productivity meets elegance and rigorous security in our tablet experience, “said Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu and Canonical. “Our family of interfaces now scales across all screens, so your phone can provide tablet, PC and TV experiences when you dock it. That’s unique to Ubuntu and it’s the future of personal computing.”

After the global success of Samsung Galaxy line, it’s no wonder that Samsung started using this brand for other phones, which are not counted among the best of the Android devices. Still, this is the first time that Samsung explicitly linked its strongest model (Galaxy SIII) with an average one (Galaxy SIII Mini), so the question remains whether it’s justified, or if SIII Mini is really that good.

ASUS announced ASUS Transformer AiO, the world’s first All-in-One PC with a detachable display that can also be used as a standalone tablet around the home. ASUS Transformer AiO consists of a desktop PC Station with a 3rd generation Intel Core desktop processor for Windows 8, and a detachable 18.4-inch display with its own NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor for use as a self-contained tablet with Android 4.1.

Futuremark and GALAXY announced the start today of GALAXY Ice Storm, the first official overclocking contest using the new version of 3DMark. For the next four weeks, overclockers worldwide can win more than $16,000 USD in prizes by submitting the highest scores in the new 3DMark Ice Storm, Cloud Gate and Fire Strike benchmark tests. The competition is open to all overclockers using GALAXY or KFA2 brand graphics cards.

Microsoft has been fined €561 million by the European commission for failing to give users a choice of web browser when they logged into Windows computers in Europe between May 2011 and July 2012 – breaking a binding commitment it had made in 2009, The Guardian reported.

iMore has learned that Apple is planning the release of the iPhone 5S for this summer, currently for August. Next generation iPads, presumably the iPad 5 and potentially the iPad mini 2, may also debut as soon as this April. Sources familiar with the plans have told iMore that the iPhone 5S does indeed have the same basic design as the iPhone 5, with a more advanced processor and an improved camera. KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the new flagship iPhone will be powered by a new A7 chip baked in a 28-nanometer process, a fingerprint-sensing authentication system, and an improved camera produced by Sony. Kuo also says that the iPhone 5S will have the same display size as the iPhone 5, and at 7.6mm and 112 grams, will be as slim and weigh the same, as well.

The Steam-powered gaming console will probably be available for developers and hardware partners sometime during the spring.  The firm's chief executive Gabe Newell revealed the news to the BBC ahead of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Bafta) Games Awards. News has come down from Valve‘s Game Newell himself as he spoke with the BBC about the future of the company immediately before the start of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Games Awards.

Whenever we changed our desktop HDD, we’d always think we could never possibly need a larger one… until we’d run out of space six months later. It’s similar with the speed of wireless networks today. The last thirteen years have seen wireless networks soar from the modest 11 Mbps (802.11b) to the I’m-never-possibly-going-to-need 1300 Mbps, proposed by the latest IEEE 802.11ac standard. With the latest cloud technology development trends in mind, as well as the fact that there are more and more online services offering unlimited storage space, it’s not going to be a question of how much room there is, but how fast it can be accessed. Besides, quality storage and use of new video technologies (such as 4K UHD) will require us to upgrade our quickly aging wireless infrastructure with a more serious and powerful one. It doesn’t come across as surprising, then, that the rate of improvement in wireless technologies seems to be increasing.

Samsung Galaxy S IV which will be introduced later this month, among other new features, will have the ability to track a user’s eyes to determine where to scroll. New York Times unnamed source didn't explain technology behind this feature, nor did he say whether the feature would be demonstrated at the Galaxy S IV press conference, which will be held in New York on March 14.