December 1999

• A Millennium of Ideas: Computing in 2010
• Stick to Your New Year's Resolutions
• The Future According to Analysts
• TimeDance's Pain-Free Party Planning
• Intel Readies Mobile PIIIs With SpeedStep
• Presario Complaints Flood In
• World Rhythms on the Net
• Forecast 2000 Remembered
• PCs Will Add Video, 3D Tricks in 2000
• The Internet and The Year That Wasn't
• E-Commerce Shook the Net in 1999
• New Year's Eve on the Net
• Telling It to the Judge
• Small Businesses Have Better Odds in Y2K
• In Search of Sound Software
• Top News Stories of 1999
• Antivirus Vendors on Alert
• 2000: Hard Drives Double Up Again
• Quotes We Would Like to See in 2000
• RealNetworks Wins Injunction Against Streambox
• Best Live Cams on the Web
• And Now, Your Friendly Y2K Forecast
• Everything You Wanted to Know About Y2K
• Will WAP Phones Wipe Out PDAs?
• The Perils of Privacy
• 2000: Rambus Still Slow to Roll
• Forecast for 2000
• Top Quotes of 1999
• Alternate Utilities Go Online
• Post Office Plans E-Services
• Guard Against Y2K With a Web Backup
• Early Tests: Athlon-800 vs. PIII-750
• Class-Action Lawyers Huddle on Microsoft
• Readers Sound Off on the Microsoft Case
• McAfee.com Finds a New Calling
• The End of the American Century
• Y2K: A Never-Ending Story
• Year of the Incredible Shrinking Prices
• 2000: Year of CD-RW Drives
• Slaves to the Internet
• Find a New Home for Your Old PC
• What Can Santa Bring Bill Gates?
• How to Be a Cyber Scrooge
• Ten Turning Points for Computing
• Track Santa Online
• Sun Launches StarPortal Preview
• Wearable PCs Offer Function, Not Fashion
• Thanks for the (Cheap) Memory
• Corel Warns of Red Ink
• The People's Court: Readers Sound Off on the Microsoft Case
• Have Yourself a Multimedia Little Christmas
• Dispatch
• Broadband Blues
• Deck Your Desktop With Downloads
• ICANN Says They Can, Too
• Antitrust Court Keeps Academic Counsel
• Clicks, Bricks, and CompUSA
• AOL Acquires MapQuest
• WorkWired to Work Better
• Plan Your Retirement.com
• Broadband, Narrow Choices
• Most Americans Are Online
• Progress on Encryption Rules
• Next Year: All Net Access Free?
• Web Site Offers Last-Minute Shipping
• Many Happy Returns?
• Web Boosts Small Business Buying Power
• Juno to Offer Free Internet Access
• Compaq Appliances Will Run on Be
• Does a Bear Sleep on the Web?
• More Businesses Go Wireless
• Make Your Own Music Videos
• What E-Mails May Come
• V-Greetings Spice Up E-Cards
• High-Speed Wireless Trials Begin
• Duel at 750 MHz
• MSN Adds a Calendar Service
• Fast Chips, Fast Orders
• Auto-Save Your Microsoft Money
• Protect Your System Against Nasty Viruses
• Calling First-Time Mobile Phone Buyers
• Drat! It's Tax Time Again
• FTC Panel Will Gauge Web Privacy
• 3Com Unveils Customized Cable Modems
• PDAs for the Holidays
• Shoutmail Offers PC-Free E-Mail
• The WholeWeb in Your Hands
• Adobe Goes Linux
• Wal-Mart Joins AOL on Net
• Learn by Watching
• Privacy's Most Public Face
• Forget Bob--Here's Microsoft Maxwell
• Arizona Democrats Will Vote Online
• Dell Ships Wireless Networking Pack
• When Shopping Bots Go Bad
• Netscape Vulnerable to Password Theft
• Surviving the Y2K Hangover
• Hackers Attack the Obvious
• Juno Sends Users WebMail
• NFL Huddles Over Broadcast Site
• Netscape Open Directory Makes Waves
• Have an Online Chat With Tech Support
• Cheap PC Prices Rise
• Virtual Shops Don't Have Edge
• Dell Endorses All.com's Help Site
• Your Personal, Virtual Desktop
• Microsoft Ships Win 2000 to Vendors
• Windows 2000 Released to Manufacturers
• EarthLink Lures AOL "Graduates"
• A Remote Control for the Web
• Palm IPO Plan Boosts Platform's Support
• Certified Trouble for Shoppers
• Back in the WWW
• Intel to Push 800 MHz
• Who Cares About Office Collaboration?
• LinuxOne Ready Drive: Not Ready
• The Debate Continues Over Net Taxes
• Here for the Holidays: More Viruses
• Get Service Bids by Handshake.com
• The Next E-Biz Generation
• What's the Standard for the Wireless Web?
• When Outlook Won't Share Nicely
• Starry-Eyed for Start-Ups?
• Learn Software on the Web
• Turn Digital Photos Into Movies
• E-Toy(s) Story
• PGP Encryption Gets Export OK
• Putting Digital Images on Paper
• Western Digital Drives Go High Gear
• A Woman's Place Is Online
• A Woman's Place is...Online
• Micropay for Your Purchases--Someday
• Welcome to the WAP World
• I Heard It on the GroupVine
• TV on Web Gets Bad Reception
• Copyright Ruling Targets Web Links
• Are GSM Mobile Phones Insecure?
• DVD Vendors Regroup on Copy Protection
• Dell Unveils Slim Business Notebook
• Smile, You're on Wireless Webcam
• Shell Previews Images Without Opening
• A Netcenter for Work and Play
• Broadcast Your Video on the Web
• Download These Holiday Helpers
• Surf in Disguise
• Put Your Picture on Your Presents
• Thin-Panel Speakers Offer Full-Size Sound
• Acer Goes Pro With Graphics Scanning
• Attack of the Zombie PCs
• The Many Paths to Mobile Net Access
• Melissa Creator Pleads Guilty
• The Shrink-Wrapped Wireless Web
• Phone Around the World for Free
• Clinton, Tech Firms Target Digital Divide
• Brain Food for Corporate Sharks
• Government Debates Crypto Export Rules
• Instant Messaging Heads for Cell Phones
• Create Your Own MP3 Radio Station
• Real Men Don't Shop, They Bid
• Spiff Up Your Space for the Millennium
• News Bytes
• A Home Office Wish List
• High-Tech Home Improvement
• Eat, Drink & Be Merry
• The Card Game
• Guten Tag From the Past
• Stuffing, Strudel, Spaghetti: Preserving Favorite Recipes
• All in the Family.com
• Memories Are Made of This
• Dreams Come True
• Point, Click, Create!
• Playmates
• The Blame Game
• MeTV.com Streams Movies to Your TV
• News Bytes
• Triple Play
• Driveway Rides Along With Microsoft
• WebTop.com Puts You on Top of the Web
• Studios Sue MP3 Start-Up Napster
• Microsoft Opens Streaming TV Guide
• The Net Goes Up and Down
• CompuServe Will Open Forums to Public
• AOL Blocks AT&T Instant Messaging
• Full-Featured Eudora Now Free
• Browse on Anything--But When?
• Surf and Shop by Cell Phone
• Online Banking Must Go Back to Basics
• Tribal Voice Breaks Through Chat Barriers
• South Park Ready to Shock the Web
• Talk the Talk
• The Movie
• The Output
• Microsoft WAPs Phones
• The Artist
• The Input
• The Big Picture
• Put a PC in Your Pocket
• Portables With Pizzazz
• That Old Mac Magic
• Link Your PCs
• Peripherally Speaking
• The Price Is Right
• 2010: A Cyberspace Odyssey
• News Bytes
• What's Up With Those PCs
• Fan-tastic Web Sites
• Buying Drugs Online: Prescription for Controversy
• Don't Get Caught in the Web
• Charity Begins on the Home Page
• A Cybercynic's First Shopping Spree
• Security: Be on Guard
• Mr. Convenience's Search for the Perfect Gifts
• A Super Shopper's Online Adventure
• News Bytes
• Cyberspace: Enter Here
• High-Tech Holidays
• Web to the Rescue
• Random Access
• As Time Goes By
• Q&A
• Happy Holidays From Microsoft
• Microsoft Launches Mobile Explorer
• Microsoft, Caldera Granted Court Recess
• Play Digital Music on Your Stereo
• Web Storage Site Gets Tight With IE
• Gateway Unveils First Server Appliance
• Add Voice Chat to Your Web Site
• Not a Creature Was Stirring ... Except for My Mouse
• Taking AIM: Microsoft Updates MSN Messenger
• Voquette Puts Web Tunes on Tape
• NetObjects Helps You Set up eShop
• Don't Believe the Online Shopping Hype
• Intel Previews Bluetooth on Notebook
• Gates: The Future Is Moving Pictures
• Happy Holidays, Your PC's Dead
• Free ISPs Will Boom
• Gates Set to Pump Up Streaming Media
• Intel Price Cuts on the Horizon
• Feds Detail Charges Against Microsoft
• Netpliance Offers One-Button Browsing
• Net Appliances Make Noise
• OmniBook 900 Goes 500 MHz, Wireless
• Hunting for the Online Bargain
• AT&T Opens Access to ISPs
• DOJ Gets Specific About Microsoft
• Windows 2000 Won't Replace These Hot Files
• IBM's Supercomputer: a Million Processors
• Net2Phone Upgrades PC-to-Phone Service
• Play the Domain Name Game
• Sites Gear Up for Super Bowl Sunday
• AT&T Will Open Cable Net to MindSpring
• Streaming Presentations From Your Hard Drive
• Translator Gets PDAs Talking
• A New Look for Toshiba Notebooks
• Sound Like You Mean Business
• IE 5.5 Beta Available for Download
• Toshiba Jumps on MP3 Bandwagon With diGO
• Dig eTunnels to Reach Your PC
• Destructive Virus Hides Behind Y2K
• Browsers May Invite Cyber-Sleuths
• FastSite 3 Goes for the Pros
• Online Shops Mimic the Mall
• WTO Protesters Take to the Net
• Put a Portal on Your Browser
• What's Coming for Instant Messaging?
• Mars Web Site Will Be Red Hot
• Business Grows Ears on the Web
• WeMedia Unveils Equal Access Web Site
• Microworkz Is Out of Work
• Time to Do Your E-Laundry
• Web Maps That Work
• Remember Kaypro? It's Back, Sort Of
• Snap.com Speeds Up Your Options
• TopoZone Landscapes the Internet
• WebHelp Search Adds Human Touch
• Online Bookseller Fined for E-Mail Theft
• Waiting for Bluetooth
• Virtual 3D World Makes Data Come Alive
• Hotbar.com Bans Boring Browsers
• Kicking Tires on Windows Millennium Beta
• Holiday E-Shopping Shuffle
• Messaging Merger
• E-Shopping Around the World
• Grow Your Family Tree
• Netscape's Volunteer Army Indexes Web
• Liven Up Your E-Mail-?With Ads
• Trade Online With Merrill Lynch
• Watch TV on Your Cell Phone
• Slippery Worm Defies Detection
• Microsoft Drops Windows CE Name
• Detach Your Desktop With MyWebOS
• Avatar Debuts Home Theater PC
• Europe OKs Digital Signatures