Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   PGP's Export Solution: Stamps, Envelopes - The cryptography company is launching a technical newsletter for developers, cryptographers, clients, and fans. And no, you can't get it on the Web. [Wired News]   PICS Walks Fine Line on Net Filtering - The World Wide Web Consortium's updates to the content-labeling framework are meant to smooth the way for transparent filtering mechanisms. And they're sure to bring more fuel for the Internet censorship debate. [Wired News]   Pac Bell Junks Cable TV for Wireless TV - Maybe - After pulling the plug Thursday on its San Jose cable television project, Pacific Bell is touting its wireless TV project in Los Angeles. Analysts wonder how long that will last. [Wired News]   Pager: 'You've Got Email' - Your beeper will soon be able to selectively screen for important messages and let you know when they arrive. [Wired News]   Painting the Landscape of a Wireless Frontier - People have dreamed of a connected world where computers will seamlessly communicate with a plethora of wireless devices. More and more, the talk is shifting to how to make this a reality. [Wired News]   PalmPilot Adds a New Page to PDA Market - An add-in card will enable one-way paging capabilities. Also: Motorola contracts for the Celestri satellite constellation framework. [Wired News]   ParaGraph Lends Dimension to SGI's Web Deux - Just-acquired technology breathes new life into Silicon Graphics' 3-D worlds. [Wired News]   Patchwork Is Key to New Tech Innovations - New technologies and products aren't invented so much as sewn together now that business and market forces have come into play, a Harvard professor says in an upcoming book. [Wired News]   Patent Expires on Crypto Granddaddy - The Diffie-Hellman public-key encryption system, the basis for a variety of current security products, is now freely available to anyone who wants it. [Wired News]   Pedal, Speed Racer, Pedal! - At the Human Powered Vehicle Competition, 30 teams of mechanical engineering students from across the US and Canada will vie for the world speed record using only brute strength and some pretty fancy alloys. [Wired News]   Pegasus Soars Beyond Spam Goof - When a US government security bulletin called a popular email program a spam tool, all heck broke loose. [Wired News]   Perl: The Web Is Its Oyster - A gem of a scripting language sparkles in tech guru Simson Garfinkel's eyes. [Wired News]   Phantom Limbs Show Doctors the Surgery Ropes - A kinesthetic machine simulates the body, so doctors make their mistakes long before the operating room. [Wired News]   Philippines to Let Fingers Do the Identification - New Social Security ID cards will bear bar codes with fingerprint scans. [Wired News]   Pig Video Arcades Critique Life in the Pen - A Pennsylvania researcher finds that you can lead a pig to a videogame, teach it to play, and make it learn some language skills. [Wired News]   Pioneer Flatlines, but Probes Keep on Trekkin' - NASA may have turned out the lights on its 25-year-old Pioneer 10 project, but the agency's other endeavors continue on into deep space. [Wired News]   Please Hold While Windows NT Transfers Your Call - Wherever there is a processor, there is a marketplace for Windows, Microsoft believes, including your office switchboard system. [Wired News]   Please Hold. A Robot Will Be with You Shortly - Brightware's artificial intelligence software will automate customer service on Web commerce sites. Will it be any good? [Wired News]   PointCast Adds Bells and Whistles to Its Push - User-interface and performance improvements are among the firm's effort to step ahead of its competitors in the growing field of push technology. [Wired News]   Posse Sniffs Ether to Track Yahoo Scammer - Members of the inet-access mailing list follow the "Verse Chorus Verse" trail to come up with the suspected perp in the Yahoo credit-card caper. The 13-year-old's mom is stunned. [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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