Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Sun's Java Standards Bid Hobbles Along - The votes are in, but the process is far from completed. [Wired News]   Sun's Not Bowing in Standards Battle - Despite general industry and ISO disapproval of Sun's bid to become the international Java standards bearer, the company remains intent on its course. [Wired News]   Sun, Microsoft Release the 'Java Papers' - Both sides in the language-licensing jihad post their contract on the Web. [Wired News]   Super Computer Fills in Genetic Gaps - A microindustry growing as a result of the Human Genome Project is that of souped-up search engines that help researchers find matches for genes. [Wired News]   Supercomputer Simulates Sun in 3-D - 3-D simulations of the sun's upper atmosphere may help scientists predict solar storms, which affect satellites in space and electrical grids on Earth. [Wired News]   Surfin' the Plasma Waves - Plasma-wave technology promises to deliver information at terahertz rates - but not anytime soon. [Wired News]   Surfing on Radio Waves - Affordable Web surfing without the wires, Ricochet brings wireless Net to the masses. [Wired News]   Suspected Pentium Bug May Harm ISPs - A reported flaw in the Intel chip may cause computers hooked into a network environment to crash. [Wired News]   Swatch Tests Smart-Watch Uses - If the company can successfully put the brains of a smartcard inside its watches, you may never have to carry a wallet again. [Wired News]   TCP Bug Threatens Networked Computers - There's yet another uninvited guest to look out for: The Land Bug, which uses standard TCP protocols to wreak its havoc, usually in the form of a machine crash. [Wired News]   TIFNY Cuts through Usenet Garbage - The new tool makes downloading Usenet graphics as easy as watching a television program. [Wired News]   Talking the Talk across the Net - Internet telephony has lacked some key technology to make it a reality - until now. [Wired News]   Tama-Hackers Play God, Catch Hell - The popular virtual-pet game has fallen victim to the cheat-code curious, whose life-and-death hacks are drawing condemnation from Tamagotchi faithful. [Wired News]   Tech Solution to Spam a Long, Winding Road - People who want to stop spam are united on curbing the junk mail but are divided on a method for doing so. [Wired News]   Teensy Transistors Get Even Smaller - A new nanotech transistor uses a single electron to represent one bit of information. [Wired News]   Teledesic Deal: From Russia, with Lift - Teledesic wants to put 840 satellites into space by 2001, and a fleet of converted Russian ICBMs may help get them there. [Wired News]   Teledesic Mounts Lead in New Space Race - The story of how Teledesic won the right to build a roving global satellite network is a tale of corporate stealth, new-economy style. The first installment in a four-day Wired News special report. [Wired News]   Ten Ways to Make Browsers Better - After yet another year of Web browsing, Jeff Veen offers his browser wish list. Anyone listening? [Wired News]   Testimony Gets Animated - Computer-generated simulations are making their way into the courtroom, just as photography did years ago. Question is, will these Jurassic Park witnesses do any good? [Wired News]   Testing New Drugs Virtually - Pharsight's simulator is helping design more accurate and productive clinical drug trials - with the hope of curtailing the long and precarious road to FDA approval. [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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