October 1998

• New Version of M.Y.O.B. Small Business Accounting
• New Vigor in Software Piracy Attack
• Top Ten File-Management Tools
• Pigeon: Fast but Expensive Network Messaging
• Microsoft Tries Again With Office 97 Update
• Microsoft vs. Justice Dept.: Where's Gates?
• New HP Workgroup Printers
• Notebooks: AMD Inside, Part Two
• A Little Price Tag From Big Blue
• Banner Ads Want You to Lend Them Your Ears
• Telephone Meets Touchscreen Internet Appliance
• Microsoft Attacks AOL/Netscape Pact
• New LCD: A Really Big Show
• Clinton Signs Digital Copyright Bill
• IBM Fields Color Scanner
• Gateway Offers Flat Panel Display
• Forrester Says PC Market Will Stall After 2000
• Y2K: Where Will You Be When the Lights Go Out?
• AOL Says Microsoft Market Dominance Was Key
• WebDocMaster Manages Document Chaos
• Pilot Holds Lead in Hot Handheld Market
• 3Com Unveils Two-Way Cable Modem System
• Shopping the CompuServe Way
• Two Large Disk Makers Offer Faster Drives
• Alexa Monitors Surfing Conditions
• Justice Department's Turn to Counterattack
• Windows NT: Call Me 2000
• Is Your Software Stolen?
• 1GB Drive Fits PC Card
• PC Sales Show Healthy Growth
• IBM Unveils SCSI Drives
• Buyers Get Happy With IBM
• Corel Offers a Linux WordPerfect
• 19-Inch Monitors: Raising the Standard
• Guild Will Police Web Hosting Services
• Microsoft: We Were Set Up
• Just In
• Intel Quietly Broadens Katmai Support
• Microsoft to Unveil Smart Card Operating System
• Fancier Notebooks Coming
• Justice Dept. Backs Up Barksdale
• Are Monitor Prices Finally Bottoming Out?
• Seagate SCSI Drives Get Roomier and Faster
• Sub-$700 PC From iDot.com
• G.Lite 1.5-mbps Modems May Arrive by Spring
• Intel Antitrust Trial Delayed Again
• Ontrack Updates Disk-Installation Utility
• 3Com Puts Troubleshooter on the Web
• Top Ten Web-Acceleration Tools
• View Bills With a Browser, Pay With a Click
• Microsoft Improves Office 2000, Phone Accessibility
• MapQuest Unveils New Site Design
• Microsoft Lawyer Holds Sway--for Now
• Storm Technology Blows Out
• Net Porn Law Challenged in Court
• IBM Unveils Record 14.1GB Drive for Notebooks
• Evidence May Weaken Sun Case Against Microsoft
• Preparing for Windows NT
• LCD Monitor Face Off
• The Site You Save May Be Your Own
• QuickView Plus 5.0 Increases Viewing Pleasure
• Barksdale Testimony Heats Up
• CompanySleuth Mines Online Info
• Congress Passes Internet Tax Ban
• Congress Okays Antiporn Plan
• HP Rolls Out Pavilion PCs
• Microsoft Works Suite 99 Adds Calendars, Maps
• NT Service Pack Arrives
• Microsoft Earnings Beat Expectations
• Notebooks: Better Home PCs?
• You've Got (Too Much) Mail
• Sony's Free Support: Not for Life
• Tune In With Your PC
• Microsoft Goes on Counterattack
• Recording Industry Blames It on Rio
• Netscape Details Complaints Against Microsoft
• HP Launches New Jupiter Handheld PC
• NetZero's Free Web Access
• Compaq's $699 Net-Centric PC
• Intel Plans Speech-Savvy Processor
• IBM Home Networks Spread
• Government Fires Opening Shots Against Microsoft
• Feds Sound Y2K Alarm for Small Businesses
• Communicator 4.5: Finally Stable
• Corel Licenses Microsoft's VBA
• Quarterdeck Merger: And Then There Were Two
• Top Ten Halloween Tricks 'n Treats
• Small Businesses Get Big Help
• Hyperlink When and Where You Want
• Philips Skips Jupiter for Now
• Symantec to Buy Quarterdeck
• eRoom Adds Project Tools
• Painter Upgrade Untangles Web Tricks
• GeoCities Adds Simplified Web Builder
• Jtalk Reads Your E-Mail Over the Phone
• Take It With You--and Share It
• Apple Hopes to Shine Again With New OS
• Compaq, Dell Address Y2K Real-Time Clock Bug
• Oracle Offers Tool for Web-Enabled Databases
• Battlefield Changes, But the Browser War Rages On
• Why Do You Need An Ever-Faster PC?
• Sprint Offers $10 Internet Access
• AltaVista Cranks It Up a Notch
• CPU Vendors to Hit Intel High and Low
• Microsoft Trains Smarter Agents
• Intuit Offers Free Tax Estimator Online
• Congress Tries to Curb Online Predators
• Microsoft Challenges Intuit's Quicken.com
• New Modems Take Voice/Fax Calls Even When Turned Off
• Tektronix's Color Laser Bargains
• Buy Groceries, Get a Free PC?
• Creating Like Crazy
• Enfish Gets Your Files Together
• A Parent's Guide to Kids and Computers
• Violent Computer Games
• 2001: A LEGO Odyssey
• Holiday Game Blast
• A Make-Yourself-at-Home Office
• Getting a Mortgage Online
• Balancing the Books
• RadioWave Adds Vision to Internet Radio
• Browser Bugs Continue
• Go Anywhere, Print Everything
• Web-Based E-Mail Gets Better and Better
• Intuit Changes Tech Support Options
• Home-Office Basics
• How to Make a Small Office Look Big
• Adobe Chief Touts Web Graphics
• New Opera Expands, But Stays Slim
• Speaking Out
• Cyberscams
• Bug Off!
• Spying Eyes
• Holiday Reunions
• Tell Me a Cyberstory
• Try Before You Buy
• Santa Site-ings
• Choosing the Color Printer That Fits Your Style
• Microsoft Encarta Goes Online
• Virtual Shopping
• Let's Go Surfing Now!
• A Lawyer on Your Desktop
• New Year, New You!
• Glorious Food
• Net Nanny Finds New Keys to Security
• Lexmark Photo Printer Adds Zip
• Hayes Files for Bankruptcy
• Chip Makers to Show Future Designs
• Packard Bell Slashes Workforce
• Microsoft Targets Electronic Books
• Jupiter Subnotebooks Bow
• Top Ten Office Add-Ins
• The Ghost in My Computer
• Rock On!
• Talk the Talk
• The Scoop on Scanners
• Point, Shoot, Download
• Top Printer Picks
• Mac Attack!
• The Best PC for You
• A Very Personal Computer
• Digital Toys & Tools
• Net Tax Ban Is Close to Implementation
• Clicking All the Way
• Random Access
• Answers to Your Most Asked Questions
• Channel Surfing With Windows 98
• Apples & Oranges
• Sony Introduces the First 200MB Floppy
• Ask Jeeves: Your Online Butler
• Print Your Favorite Web Pages--Automatically
• WinZip 7: Better Than Ever
• Intel Camera Creates Slick Presentations
• Sessio Pushes Java-Based Net Collaboration
• Antiporn Plan Gathers Steam
• FinePrint Saves Paper
• The 1-Gigahertz PC
• NSI Chief Defends Role in Domain Name Control
• Homestead Broadens Horizons
• Next Generation Communities
• Internet CommSuite Does It All
• E-Commerce Coming to Phone Near You
• Venturing to Foreign LANs
• Networks Without Cables
• Web White & Blue: An Exercise in Web Democracy
• HP Upgrades Photo Printer Line
• Communicator Security Fix Posted
• Netcenter's Wild Ride
• Lycos Buys Wired Digital
• Dual-Processor Xeon Systems Debut
• Microsoft, MGI Update Their Photo Packages
• Who Will Run the Internet?
• Internet Shopping Spree Expands
• Digital Cameras Drop in Price
• ADSL Goes to Limited U.S. Market
• Windows 98 Service Pack Due in 1999
• New HP 450-MHz Vectras, LaserJets
• Latest Home PCs Deliver High Speed for Low Dough
• Monorail Debuts High-End, Low-Price PCs
• Microsoft Access for Handheld PCs Coming
• Time Out on Net Taxes?
• Bookmark Tool Is Free and Easy
• A Virtual March on Washington
• Weather Channel Game Prepares for Disaster
• Eudora Pro 4.1 Sends and Receives in the Background
• Need a Car? Shop the Web First
• Top Ten Desktop Cursors
• Create Your CD Jukebox
• E-thepeople.com Offers You an Electronic Soapbox
• House Passes Year 2000 Bill
• HotBot Sharpens Its Searches
• Linking Your Life Away: MSN.com Looking Beta
• Microsoft FrontPage 2000: Older and Wiser
• Casio Boosts Memory in New Palm-Size Computer
• $20 Commander Outshines Norton
• Visioneer Rolls Out $100 Fast-Access Scanner
• PhotoDraw 2000 Offers Versatile Graphic Tools
• GTE, Recompute Offer $499 PCs
• Netscape Aims for IE4 Users