Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Mission to Mars: A Rocky and Storied Past - Earthlings have looked to the Red Planet for more than three decades - with mixed results. [Wired News]   Modem Chips Mesh Analog and Digital into One - A joint 3Com and Analog Devices design will integrate functions on a single chip. [Wired News]   Modem Race Speeds Up - 3Com and Diamond Multimedia have made the latest offerings in a marketplace that has kicked into increasingly higher gear. [Wired News]   Monika: Life in a Doll's House - A well-dressed Danish manikin may hold the keys to letting workers have more control over the air they breathe in the office. [Wired News]   More Than Just the Fax, Man - Though he insists he's really not a jet setter, Colin Berry feels pretty cool downloading email and all other business-related documents via one medium, thanks to his travelmate, JFAX. [Wired News]   More on the Cougar Spec: Forms - New forms draft takes HTML where browser developers fear to tread. Jeffrey Veen joins the adventure. [Wired News]   Motorola Gets Cheap with Voice over IP - The company is debuting two products that help put voice onto data lines. [Wired News]   Motorola's Smartcards May Think with Java - Before plunging into the business, the company is thinking through the hardware, software, and crypto. The key is cross-platform. [Wired News]   Mouse Creator Gets His Due - His name may not be familiar, but Doug Engelbart changed the look and feel of computing. And now he's been honored with the world's most lucrative prize for inventors. [Wired News]   Multi-Platform is Only One Consideration - Java offered Corel more than just the convenience of writing one set of code. Apple's Rhapsody must follow suit. [Wired News]   Multicast Project Seeks to Better the Bandwidth - Multicasting lets you broadcast your data to an audience. Right now you send it from A to B. Is another overhaul in order? [Wired News]   Multicast or Bust - The Internet logjam will end as soon as we all adopt multicasting. You go first. [Wired News]   Music Synthesis Through Software - A new software package could turn your Pentium into a quintet - or at least a simulation of one. [Wired News]   NASA Gets Its HAL - An artificial intelligence system dubbed dMARS could be managing systems on a space shuttle within a year. [Wired News]   NASA's Dose of Reality from Virtual Reality - When the Pathfinder craft lands on Mars, scientists will develop a VR map of the planet to keep the rover out of trouble and focused on the research at hand. [Wired News]   NBC Interactive TV: Offering Less for Success - NBC plans to offer an interactive TV project in the fall. They call it enhanced TV, but it is less ambitious than its predecessors. [Wired News]   NC: Easy for Whom? - Oracle's "Network-In-a-Box" may prove to be less than Larry Ellison's "divinely simple" solution. [Wired News]   NC: Easy for Whom? - Oracle's "Network-In-a-Box" may prove to be less than Larry Ellison's "divinely simple" solution. [Wired News]   NCR Licenses Solaris - The computer giant will use Sun's operating system for its Intel-based computers. [Wired News]   NEAR Gets Up Close and Personal with Mathilde - A fortuitous flyby of the largest carbon-rich asteroid gives scientists a chance to capture it on film. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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