Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   VR Videoconferencing Enables Real Work - MuSE Technologies' Continuum system dissolves the geographical distances that often hinder a collaborative working environment. [Wired News]   Video Conferencing for the Masses - With improvements plodding along, one developer is trying to make the technology as commonplace in chat groups as email is in office networks. [Wired News]   Vintage Infobot Falls to Email Abuse - In the pre-Web days, you could get just about anything you wanted through email. But the infobots are fading away under abuse and the march of obsolesence. [Wired News]   Virtual Dig Brings Ruins to Surface - Britain's fourth-largest Roman ruins are getting "extruded," without a single spade. [Wired News]   Voice-Over Provides Identification - Speech verification is the latest in secure ID technology. Simson Garfinkel looks at neat hardware already in the works. [Wired News]   Wanna Know How High You're Biking? - Paul Kedrosky reviews the Cyclometer, a serious cyclist's dream gizmo that's a lot like an airplane altimeter. [Wired News]   Water and Wealth at Odds in High-Tech West - A coalition of environmental groups publishes a report alleging abuse of water resources by chipmaking companies, and seeks to have the evidence put into a museum. [Wired News]   WavePhore Gives Home PC Content Room to Roam - WavePhore teams with PBS to offer six channels of programming. And the good news is that it's free. Sort of. [Wired News]   Web 101: How Computers Communicate - Did you know computers talk to each other? [Wired News]   Web Design Needs Contextual Clues - Jeff Veen reminds designers: The point is to keep readers focused on reading content, not trying to find it. [Wired News]   WebTV Plus Raises the Stakes - The set-top box maker has added some serious hardware to its product that raises the question: Is interactive TV back? [Wired News]   Webcastabunga: Extreme Networking Hits Slopes - William Mutual has made a career out of putting live events on the Web with a hodgepodge hookup of satellites, fiber, spread spectrum, lasers - and spit. He's going for it again, this time from a mountaintop in Alaska. [Wired News]   Webmonkey Tools: Navigator Turns 4.0 - for Real - In the hyperspeed development of the Web, weeks turn into eons and product life cycles are measured quarterly. [Wired News]   Webmonkey: The Web in the Palm of Your Hand - With the power of pure information accesss, HDML is like a graphic-free version of HTML with forms support on a 12- by 4-character display. [Wired News]   Webmonkey: Tools - Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 pushes "Push." [Wired News]   Weird Science Comes in Small Satellites - A group of Los Alamos scientists have a concept for tiny solar-powered satellites that would perform simple tasks as they orbit the earth. It's an out-there project, for sure, but just wait 'til it does get there. [Wired News]   Welcome to the Celestial Junkyard - With a dizzying array of space debris whizzing above Earth, the chance of satellites colliding is growing increasingly large. The final installment in a four-part Wired News special report. [Wired News]   Western Digital Comes Clean on Disk Crash - The hard-drive manufacturer says foreign matter got into a batch of Caviar units, and is now trying to reel in the dirty drives. [Wired News]   What is IMAP? - Sean Welch tells all about a system that now allows users to access and manipulate messages on their mail server in the same way they access them locally. [Wired News]   What's Missing in the 4.0 Browser Betas - Paul Boutin's 5.0 Browser Wish List includes real desktop integration, behavior tracking, and a real Java scripting language, among other things. [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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