Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Technology New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Ellison Charges Up Oracle8 Debut - Never one to pass up a chance to be showy, the database kingpin pulled out a lightning bolt to demonstrate his software's reliability. [Wired News]   Ellison Charges Up Oracle8 Debut - Never one to pass up a chance to be showy, the database kingpin pulled out a lightning bolt to demonstrate his software's reliability. [Wired News]   Email Spy Lurks in Corporate Future - If you don't watch what you type, software might soon be doing it for you. [Wired News]   Engineers Take Virtual Tinkering to Next Level - New applications are taking engineering and CAD programs a step further by allowing multiple users to collaborate on digital designs. [Wired News]   Erasmatron Revs up Interactive Fiction - A noted game developer has turned his sights on interactive fiction, and his engine generates storyworlds that take readers wherever their imaginations lead them. [Wired News]   Ergonomists: Keyboard Pager Not Our Type - Motorola's new keyboard pager folds up smaller than a deck of cards. Just don't use it too often. [Wired News]   Eudora Will Encrypt Missives for Netizens - The dirty little secret about personal encryption is that most people avoid using it. But now, there's no excuse. [Wired News]   Even Simple Pages May Harbor HTML Errors - Jeff Veen suggests checking code with one of the HTML validation services on the Web. [Wired News]   Evolution Means Devolution for Word Processor - Taking a different tack from its competitors, Word Place offers up a minimalist word processor. [Wired News]   Eword: Doctor Roboto - A hands-free operating room is taking shape in San Francisco, where a group of university engineers and physicians are building a robotic surgery system. [Wired News]   Eword: Power Up - Canada's Northern Telecom wants to wire the continent with high-speed Internet access over power lines. [Wired News]   Eword: Pretty Good Security (Privacy Not Included) - PGP Inc. has morphed its standalone, hard-to-use freeware program into a slick corporate security solution. [Wired News]   Eword: Voxel Victory - A new invention by Elizabeth Downing's 3D Technology Laboratories projects 3-D color objects inside a 1-inch-square fluorescent-glass cube. [Wired News]   Exercise Your Brain - Cognitive Diagnostics believes it can help keep your brain fit and make you smarter to boot. [Wired News]   Exploder Applet Takes Down ActiveX to Make a Point - To reveal the security flaws of Microsoft's ActiveX, a Seattle programmer wrote an applet that shut down the PC of any Internet Explorer user who visited the page. [Wired News]   Eyeware Provides View on Teleconferencing - A 3-D videoconferencing and collaboration system allows multiple users to see who is talking and to whom. [Wired News]   FRAM Chips Take Memory to the Next Level - Next-generation FRAM chips combine the best of other memory technologies, and they'll soon be finding their way into everything from cell phones to smartcards. [Wired News]   Family Surfing via Proxy - The first generation of blocking software has been patchy, at best. But a new breed of products - based on proxy server technology - aims to plug up the holes. [Wired News]   Faster Net Access? It's in the Alphabet - CAI Wireless is testing the Net bandwidth waters with MMDS, a two-way, fixed wireless system it thinks will unclog traffic jams. [Wired News]   Faster, Cheaper Chips? Unconventional Logic - Founded on a new theoretical model, Karl Fant's prototype computer chips can change pace with the information they're processing. [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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