June 1997

• MSN Access on the Fritz as Mending Work Continues
• U.S. Senators Push FTC on Microsoft Antitrust Pact
• Almost-Virtual Reality Speeds Web Cruising
• NetObjects 2.0, the Best Web Authoring Tool, Gets Better
• Automated Upgrade Product Frees Up Network Administrators
• Epson%squots Big Printer Idea
• $695 Create-A-Check Has Features for the Digital Future
• Intuit Launches Updated Quicken Financial Network
• Another Bargain PC: 180-MHz Compaq to Sell for $999 Complete
• CDA Ruling Puts Focus on Site-Blocking Software
• Phishing for Passwords on AOL: How Hackers Wreak Havoc
• Your Mother Was Right: Don%squott Take Presents From Strangers
• AOL Members Battle the Trojan Horse
• Gateway, Micron Look to Score in Server Market
• CDA Ruling: Will Other Net Censorship Laws Follow?
• Wireless Application Protocol to Boost Smart Phone Market
• Another Salvo in the War on Spam
• Allaire Readies Cold Fusion 3.0
• World.hire Wants YOU!
• High Court Strikes Down Internet Decency Law
• HP Launches Products for Internet Imaging Initiative
• Microsoft Conjures Java-Based Software Distribution
• Memphis: Who Really Needs It?
• Scan in 3D for Under $1,200
• IE 4: Now That%squots More Like It!
• Find Out What They%squotre Saying About You
• Is Pay-per-Play the Wave of the Future?
• Notebook Market Share Shakeup Could Spur Price War
• 3Com Ships Fast Network Card for Notebooks
• Oracle Unwraps Network Computing Package
• Feeling the Force
• DVD Comes to PCs in Living Color
• CompuServe Adds Voice and Fax to E-Mail
• Freeware Helps Keep Your Cruising Confidential
• Dilbert Does the Desktop
• Upgradable Windows Terminal Debuts
• Recording Industry Braces for Internet%squots Impact
• Dell Wields Direct-Sales Sword to Cut PC Prices
• CPU Makers to Up the Ante on Mobile Processors
• Back It Up Online
• High-Speed Internet Access Hits Big Apple
• Baby Bells Test Less Expensive, Full-Time ISDN
• Fierce Competition Prompts Chip Discounts
• Encryption Debate Heats Up
• TeamBuilder Puts Your Recruitment Office on the Web
• AltaVista Offers Corporate Net Security
• Gateway Introduces New Midrange Laptop
• Big Backup for Small Business
• Unhand That Mouse! Voice Power Gives You Verbal Computer Control
• Uncovering the Sequel to Myst
• Gateway 2000 to Buy Advanced Logic Research
• Complete Web Package From EarthLink
• In This Corner: Mitsubishi%squots 2-Pound P-133 Is a Real Featherweight
• PIM Upgrade Aims to Ease Group Work
• Marimba%squots Kim Polese Forecasts a Networked World
• Intel Attempts to Bring Videoconferencing to Masses
• PalmPilot Gets Netscape Calendar Link
• Samsung%squots DVD-ROM Drive Reads Everything
• Elms%squot CD-ROM Library Now Supports DVD
• Olympus, Logitech Announce Cutting-Edge Scanners
• Full Speed Ahead: IBM to Deliver Warp Server Several Months Early
• Destination Takes DVD Route
• 2.6GB Per Side DVD-RAM Drives Coming From Hitachi
• 400 MHz for $2500? Hint: Not From Intel
• Printers for the Pauper
• Security Breach No Longer Bugs Netscape Communicator
• Konica Previews Own Color Laser Printer for Desktops, Workgroups
• Hitachi Exec to PC Users: Get Mobile
• Sprechen Sie AltaVista?
• Seiko Tool Goes Beyond %dquotHello, My Name Is...%dquot
• Need a Business Computer? Packard Bell-NEC Says Call Us Now
• Motorola Shows Montana 56K PC Card and Software Modems
• Microsoft%squots Hydra Offers More Paths to Less Expensive Computing
• HotMetal 4 Offers Extensive Web-Authoring Goodies for $99
• MangoSoft Announces LAN With One-Step Installation
• Tell It to David For a Better Way to Manage E-mail, Voice Mail, and Faxes
• Diamond%squots Tail-less Mouse Set to Run Across Desktops
• Affordable Hi-Fi PC Sound Due From Cambridge SoundWorks, Creative Labs
• CompuServe Launches BusinessWeb Hosting Service
• Netscape CEO Says Government Encryption Control Won%squott Fly
• Can ISPs Really Deliver 56-kbps Access?
• 56-kbps Modems: Twice-Inflated Access Claims?
• Affordable NetMC Creates Multimedia Presentations
• Iomega Debuts Versatile Backup Drive
• What%squots the Buz? Iomega%squots Gone Multimedia
• Olympus Scanner Processes Film for Half the Price
• Apple Pushes OS Initiatives at PC Expo
• Nexar%squots Modular PC Offers Cross-Platform Upgrades
• Eudora Video Mail Plug-In Debuts
• Virtual Community of Tomorrow Is No Mickey Mouse Enterprise
• Internet Application Tunes Into the Web Like TV
• 17-inch Hyundai Monitor Stands On 14-inch Footprint
• Psion Series 5 PDA: Gee-Whiz Power and Style
• Mitsubishi Unveils Tiny Digital Camera
• Dell Lets Largest Customers Tap Support Databases
• Matrox%squots Two-Card Video Studio
• Will the NetPC Take You Back to the Future?
• 3Com Offers NetPC Alternative
• Diamond Multimedia%squots Maximum DVD Kit Mines Little New Ground
• Device Makes Getting Video Onto Your PC Simpler
• Toshiba%squots $500 Allegretto Digital Camera Fits in Your Pocket
• Hitachi VisionBooks Look to Corporate and SOHO Markets
• Budget Xerox Color Lasers Don%squott Scrimp on Quality
• New Heavy Hitters: Micron Notebooks
• What%squots a Surfer to Do? The 56K Free Upgrade Game
• Life in a Spam-Free World
• Intel Set to Slash Processor Prices
• The In-Betweener: Brother%squots Different Portable
• Pictra Puts Your Photo Album on the Web for Free
• Shareware Word Processor Has WordPerfect Heritage
• Trip Out With Powerful Travel Software Kit
• PCFN to Cut Commissions, Change Its Name
• DeBabelizer Pro Tames Graphics Jungle
• Eudora Adds Voice Capability to E-Mail
• Who Will Regulate Your Online Privacy?
• IBM to Offer an 8.4GB Hard Drive Too
• Excite Expands Its Search Engine and Offers Banner Ads With Sound
• IBM Uses Java for Stable Online Gaming
• Network Computers: Thin Clients Need Thin Servers
• Microsoft and Netscape Agree on Net Privacy Protocol
• Word (97) for Word (95)
• Intuit Slashes 20 Percent of Tech Support Staffers
• Sony%squots Mavica: Snapshots on a Standard Floppy
• New BackWeb 2.0 Goes on a Data Diet
• Netscape Communicator Shipping Now
• 56-kbps Modem Upgrade Strategies Abound
• Will Microsoft-Comcast Deal Mean Faster Web Access at Home?
• Dictation Software: Hot Competition, Cool Products
• IBM Introduces Big-Screen Notebooks, Adds MMX to Ultraportables
• Calling All Cars, Pagers, Fax Machines, and Voice Mailboxes
• Compaq Comes Out Slugging With New Workstations
• NEC Sets New Low Price for 12-ppm Lasers
• Rupert Murdoch, Ted Turner, and Bill Gates? Microsoft Sinks $1 Billion Into Cable Firm
• Big-Name PC Makers Move Slowly on Cyrix 6x86MX Chip
• Number Nine%squots New Graphics Card Handles 2-D and 3-D
• Visio%squots New Mapping Tool for Businesses
• Notebooks With 14.2-Inch Screens Just Around the Corner
• Free Java Chat Available at The Palace
• U.S. Robotics Sets Cable Modem Trials in Midwest Cities
• Bigfoot%squots Free E-Mail Not a Myth for College Grads
• It%squots a Match: Fingerprint Scanner Secures Laptop Access
• Pilot Killer? Sharp Plans Pen-Based PDA
• Sun Pitches Java as Standard, Group Votes No
• PKZip and Quick View Plus: No Bargain Bundle
• Centaur Takes on Intel With IDT-C6 Line
• ConfigSafe Puts Unstable PCs Back on Their Feet
• Senator Says Fun and PC Games Are Over
• New Ways to the Net: Set-Top Boxes, TVs, and More
• NEC%squots Out First With a 300-MHz Pentium
• Microsoft Offers Channel Format Support for Netscape%squots Netcaster
• Sometimes Size Matters: Quantum Announces Ultralarge Drive
• Microsoft Announces New Security for Internet Explorer 4.0
• Two New Utilities Help Supercharge Your Printing
• Competitors Say Nix on SDX Technology
• Mr. Bill Goes to Washington
• Form Feed: From the Web to Your Database
• Digital Camera Developments: Nifty Features, Impressive Quality
• PC Meets TV: Microsoft Offers Details About Memphis
• Netscape's Communicator, SuiteSpot Due Next Week
• Software, Bargain Hunters Take Note
• Cross Ipen Lets You Scribble in Style
• CNN, Oracle Partner in Personalized Web News Service
• Catching the Universal Serial Bus Bug
• Is 233 MHz the Sweet Spot?
• Free E-Mail Services Run Close Race Against Fee-Based
• Sony Steps Into Notebook Market This Summer
• Web Server Market to Hit $802 Million by 2001, IDC Says
• Monorail Unveils $1199 and $1499 Business PCs
• Survey Says AOL Is Hot, Cybershopping%squots Not
• Mitsubishi Shows 40-Inch Wide-Screen TV/VGA Monitor
• NaturallySpeaking: Voice Recognition Leaps Forward
• PointCast 2.0 Beta Now Available
• Let Your Smile Be Your Security
• The Evolution: Air Jordan of Mousedom
• Toshiba Revamps Entire Line of Portables
• Matrox%squots 3-D Graphics Board Bundles Affordable Video Editing
• Turn Your PC Into a TV Studio
• HP LaserJet Companion: Turns a Printer Into a Fax/Copier Too
• HP%squots LaserJet 6Lse: Best New Desktop Laser Printer
• World's Smallest Notebook: Toshiba Libretto
• Backpack Bantam: Skinny CD-ROM to Go