Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Backbones Wheel and Deal to Keep Net Moving - Backbone providers are having a harder and harder time routing traffic to maintain reasonable network speeds, a new report says. [Wired News]   Bandwidth at the End of the Rainbow - Researchers at Lucent have found a way to tweak fiber to increase capacity. The goal: affordable T3 in the living room. [Wired News]   Believers, Skeptics Pour Forth in Java Jihad - Amid the ready-for-prime-time proselytizing, there were some at the Java Internet Business Expo who realized that Sun's programming language may not actually revolutionize everything. [Wired News]   Beware Wake-Up Call from Password Guesser - If you pick an obvious password, a new release of a password-guessing program might let you know it knows. [Wired News]   Beware of Meltdown - Simson Garfinkel reviews Spiderplant's Hot Little Therm, a nifty thermometer for your computer. [Wired News]   Big Blue Backs up Copper Chips - Anticipating demand for its new copper-based chip technology, IBM has developed kits to speed integration in the mainstream electronics market. [Wired News]   Big Blue Backs up Copper Chips - Anticipating demand for its new copper-based chip technology, IBM has developed kits to speed integration in the mainstream electronics market. [Wired News]   Big Hopes Pinned on Little CyberDisplay - Teamed up with Motorola and Siemens, Kopin is touting a tiny active matrix display that could find its way into all kinds of information devices. [Wired News]   Big-Market Hopes for Low-Tech PCs - Manufacturers like Brother International are betting that a lot of people crave computers with fewer features for less money - and don't care about Windows. [Wired News]   Bigger Signature Lets Netizens Be Themselves - All that stands between netizens and secure identities is a few more bits of data, says VeriSign, which has expanded the scope of its digital ID services. [Wired News]   Biosphere Crew Hawks Pets with Space Pedigree - Former members of the Biosphere 2 project built two small-scale biospheres and sent them into space. They worked, they're back, and now you can own a piece of history. [Wired News]   Brander Adds a Little PNG to Web - The latest Web graphics format may give netizens a reason to kiss their GIFs goodbye. [Wired News]   Breeding Super Plastics - The future of plastics hinges on mimicking the self-organizing processes found in nature. [Wired News]   Breeding Tomorrow's Dream Apps - Next-gen Internets hope to open the door to a world of new ideas. [Wired News]   Bridging the Trust Gap - Online trust is often taken for granted, but systems for rating content and services as well as new kinds of agents might bring a new level of trustworthiness to the Net. [Wired News]   Broadcasters Raise Static over DARS - Depending on whom you talk to, digital audio radio has either a worldwide reach or the span of a tin can on a string. [Wired News]   Broken Glass, Sharp Tempers - Optical fiber is fast, but fragile. Without redundancy built into our networks, we're destined for more of last week's Internet outages. [Wired News]   Brooks Fiber Gets IP'd - The local exchange carrier is not only merging with WorldCom, but testing IP switching as the basis for its network. [Wired News]   Browsers Mask a Bug in Feature's Clothing - A potentially serious security hole inherent to both Netscape's Navigator and Microsoft's Internet Explorer opens up hard-drive files to ill-intentioned Web servers. And there's not much they can do about it. [Wired News]   Buckminster Fuller Gets His Corner of the Web - The inventor's magnum opus, Synergetics, finds a uniquely suitable home online. [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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