Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Think You Know Push? Your Leg's Being Pulled - Despite what you've been sold, what you're getting isn't true push. Don't worry, though. It's coming. [Wired News]   This Is Your Brain on VR - A student's novel marriage of virtual reality and neuroimaging opens a new window to the mind, and a pretty cool PhD thesis. [Wired News]   This Is Your Brain's OS on esreveR hceepS - Reverse speech, in David Oates's mind, isn't what you say or even how you say it - it's how you say it backward that matters. [Wired News]   This Virus Detector Makes House Calls - Trend Micro's new service will check your files for viruses. All you have to do is dial in to their servers. [Wired News]   Tilling the Tech for Better Tractors - Stanford researchers and John Deere are working on GPS satellite-guided farm equipment. [Wired News]   Tiny Ruler Makes the Little Things Count - A new "ruler" made of alternating layers of metallic elements can measure distances as small as one atom. [Wired News]   To Win the Game, Change the Rules - The GEOS operating system, at the heart of the Nokia 9000 communicator, could succeed in wooing PC users away from the desktop. [Wired News]   Tools: Acronyms You Can't Live Without - It's a bizarre time in the software industry. It's your job to keep up. Which obscure acronym should you drop at the next multimedia cocktail party? [Wired News]   Tools: Are You Stealing Fonts? - Every few months, the battle over Web-based typography appears on the horizon, is fought through press releases and breathless announcements, then settles under the surface again. [Wired News]   Tools: Design Utopia - Are you a Web designer? Ever even put a page online? I've got a tantalizing prospect for you. [Wired News]   Tools: Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview 2 - IE 4 takes another step forward: Do we have a winner? [Wired News]   Tools: Mark Hurst, Ease-of-Use Evangelist - Ever wish you could just point and click your way to interesting stuff, avoiding the inane hoops we jump through every day just to stay online? You're not alone. [Wired News]   Tools: Put Your Browser Where? - A browser built in to an operating system is a good thing. [Wired News]   Tools: Test Your Designs - on People! - Providing users with a consistent, easy-to-use interface to your Web site isn't just good for your hit count, it's a simple matter of respect for those who have chosen to visit your page. But how can you be sure? [Wired News]   Tools: The Next Generation of Stylesheets - So, you've mastered Cascading Style Sheets, right? Yeah, me neither. [Wired News]   Tools: What You Should Know about HTML 4.0 - Seems like just about everything on the Web turned 4.0 this summer. Not to be outdone, the World Wide Web Consortium released a new version of the official HTML specification for public review and comment. [Wired News]   Tools: What has Happened to Java? - As if on cue, Java has popped back into the media's consciousness recently. Sun filed suit against Microsoft for, among other things, breach of contract in the dispute over Microsoft's Java license. [Wired News]   Tools: What's the Big Idea with Scriptlets?! - As HTML dives headfirst into the future, there's a growing sense of unease among those of us not exactly comfortable with writing pages of code just to move a headline across the screen. [Wired News]   Tools: Why Channels Suck - The television-meets-the-Web analogy is running along in full force: There are dozens of channels, but nothing to watch. [Wired News]   Tools: Will CSS Open Up? - While stylesheets might seem like an obvious direction to move in, it may well be a long and arduous journey. [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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