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Scrappy Barcelona, Spain-based startup Now Computing has big plans for its wearable USB 3.0 wristband that can be used to boot an entire operating system on almost any Mac or PC, out of the box. (Read More)

Un grupo de investigadores jóvenes ha creado el dispositivo StormFly, que parece llamado a revolucionar el mundo de la computación portátil. Este dispositivo permite trasladar en una pulsera todo tipo de archivos, además de un sistema operativo completo, es decir todo el ordenador del usuario. De esta forma, cualquiera podrá conectar su propio ordenador en cualquier lugar y momento, simplemente poniendo en contacto la pulsera con un equipo, ya sea PC o Mac. (Read More)

We've been reading a lot about wearable computers these days. From Google Glass to Pebble to Apple's rumored iWatch, it seems like everyone is developing some kind of high-tech fashion accessory, with the singular goal of making it easier to access the data on the devices we use each day. (Read More)

Dear Backers,We thought you all might enjoy this video of friends of ours hopping out of an airplane with StormFly. You really can take your stuff ANYWHERE!!!Enjoy. The StormFly team. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151528072414560  (Read More)

Dear backers,  Looks like we finally have our 'I Kickstarted the Storm' T-shirt!  Thanks to everybody who voted and chose this design, we are sure it will look GREAT on you all.  Remember to keep sharing our project with all your contacts so that... (Read More)

There's a plethora of flash drive wristbands out there, but few let you fit an entire computer on your arm. One company specializing in portable operating systems created StormFly, a wearable storage device that allows users to run OSes on separate devices. (Read More)

The StormFly may look like one of those rubber LiveStrong bracelets, but if you plug it into a computer, it works its magic. This USB device comes with its own operating system, so you can turn any computer into your own. (Read More)

A lot of technology, right now, is focused on dragging your computer around with you in smaller forms. Phones that plug into docks and become computers, uploading everything to the cloud, tablets with covers that turn into keyboards… (Read More)