Gadgets and gizmos galore: Oliver Rist is braving the Vegas crowds at CES to bring you a taste of the portable future. Check out the fancy Flybook tablet, Packet8's VoIP deal (with nifty video phone), and Buffalo Technology's small-but-powerful TeraStation Pro II. Looks like there are plenty of new toys to drool over at this year's show, although today's Enterprise Windows column takes Microsoft to task for a fe Gadgets and gizmos galore: Oliver Rist is braving the Vegas crowds at CES to bring you a taste of the portable future. Check out the fancy Flybook tablet, Packet8’s VoIP deal (with nifty video phone), and Buffalo Technology’s small-but-powerful TeraStation Pro II. Looks like there are plenty of new toys to drool over at this year’s show, although today’s Enterprise Windows column takes Microsoft to task for a few shortcomings in its Home Server.The other side of CES: On the other hand, Brian Chee is at CES too, and he’s discovering a dark side: there are still many, many Bluetooth devices roaming the world without security protection. Brian did a straightforward experiment: “some simple scanning with my old iPaq H3900 with the older v1.0 Blue Tooth radio. (limited distance) With at least 2 dozen devices in range, 80% of these were willing to talk to me, 80% of those were willing to accept business cards and 10% were willing to accept a file.” Yikes. Time to re-examine your wireless security.Speed racer: InfoWorld storage maven Mario Apicella’s looking for faster storage before diving into Vista. Turns out there are a couple of technologies making waves in the performance fishbowl: the SanDisk SSD UATA 5000, hybrid drives, and Intel’s Robson cache. Check out today’s Storage Insider column and find out if any of these are ready for prime time booting. Technology Industry