Using modern-day Linux distributions, you can set up a portable computer that will fit on a standard USB flash drive. You simply plug it into any other machine.

You're then ready to start using your portable PC. When the setup has been completed, you can plug your Tails USB stick into just about any 64-bit PC with a spare port.

Clearwire has released a new USB stick called the Clear Stick Atlas, which lets you connect to the company’s WiMAX network without installing any software.

A $350 USB stick is being marketed as a “5G Bioshield” for credulous 5G conspiracy theorists, says a security service that specializes in electronic security.

Facepalm: Following yesterday's report of a $346 "anti-5G" USB stick that's nothing more than a cheap, 128MB (yes, megabyte) thumb drive, the UK's trading standards agency is now looking to halt ...