Videoconferencing won't be used widely in business until two things change: interoperability improves and ISDN becomes more available
[theme : DESKTOP VIDEOCONFERENCING]
A new wave of multimedia processors will rely heavily on software support
[theme : MULTIMEDIA PROCESSORS]
At Boston MacWorld Expo this August, Apple is expected to introduce a new line of Power Macs
[theme : POWER MACS]
Two technologies are vying to become the next 3.5-inch floppy drive standard for holding 100 MB or more
[theme : STORAGE]
BBS software vendors are bringing Web capabilities to their products.
[theme : INTERNET ACCESS]
The new WinSock promises to liberate network applications from dependency on a single transport protocol.
[theme : NETWORKS]
Recent breakthroughs in blue laser diodes and blue LEDs portend higher-capacity CD-ROM discs and brighter projection displays.
A second generation of color laser printers is due soon.
Gateway 2000's 133-MHz Pentium PC is a tower of multimedia power; PhoneKits turns your PC into a personal phone manager; plus more.
[theme : OPERATING SYSTEMS]
Microsoft's OS strategy involves your desktop - and beyond.
[author : Tom R. Halfhill]
Windows 95 has tons of new features - as well as architectural anachronisms from Windows 3.1.
[author : Randall C. Kennedy]
What's the difference between Elwood and Jake? The right algorithm can tell you.
[theme : PATTERN RECOGNITION] [author : Peter Wayner]
It's over. Finis. Kaput. You'll never have to write another line of code ever again. Yeah. Right.
[author : David S. Linthicum]
Moving to object-oriented development can be like diving into shark-infested waters. GTE took the plunge. Here's what happened.
[author : Edmund X. Dejesus]
BYTE's new 56-Kbps link to the Internet sparks concern over public versus private IP addressing.
[theme : THE BYTE NETWORK PROJECT] [author : Jon Udell]
Groupware's technical problems are huge, but they're being solved.
[author : Alan Joch]
How do Notes, Exchange, and GroupWise compare today? How will they compare tomorrow?
[author : David Marshak]
Large-scale data replication becomes less daunting with the right scheduling and systems management.
[author : David Yavin]
Have pity on groupware developers. They've got some serious problems to deal with.
[author : Kelly Trammell]
Power Mac clones! We take a look at one of the first, from Power Computing, to see how it stacks up against Apple's.
[theme : SYSTEMS] [author : Tom Thomson]
They fax. They scan. They copy. And they cost less than a grand. These do-it-all devices from Brother, Canon, HP, and Lexmark save space and money.
[theme : MULTIFUNCTION HARDWARE] [author : G. Armour Van Horn]
FoxPro developers looking to upsize to client/server will find Microsoft's Visual FoxPro 3.0 a worthy vehicle.
[theme : DATABASES] [author : DAVID S. LINTHICUM]
Matrox's new Millennium combines a GUI, 3-D graphics, and video-play-back acceleration on one card fur only $379.
[author : GRAPHICS ACCELERATORS] [author : GREG LOVERIA]
IBM's AIX 4.1 embraces historical strengths, emerging standards, and technical innovations. They can't say AIX stands for "Ain't Unix" anymore.
[theme : OPERATING SYSTEMS] [author : MARC PAWLIGER]
New removable-media drives from Iomega and SyQuest forge a new niche in data storage.
[theme : DATA STORAGE] [author : STAN MIASTKOWSKI]
On-line business is Big Business. We stress-test four RISC-based systems and a Gateway P5-120XL, all configured as in-house Internet file servers.
[theme : INTERNET HARDWARE]
[author : Core Technologies]
How Apple revved up its 680x0 emulator
[theme : CPUS] [author : Tom Thompson]
Novell's vision of pervasive computing requires NetWare to move beyond traditional networked computers. Embedded Systems Technology brings NetWare to the broader market for controllers and embedded devices.
[theme : OPERATING SYSTEMS] [author : Salvatore Salamone]
Errors in PostScript files are becoming painfully plentiful. Here are some of the most common ones.
[theme : PROGRAMMING] [author : Kevin Thompson]
Combining ATM switches with Ethernet switching hubs economically increases network bandwidth.
[author : Salvatore Salamone]
Jerry continues to pry the seams of Windows 95.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
An insider's look at IBM's history, and information technology reports on CD-ROM.
[author : Rowland Aertker]
Just because you can put it on-line doesn't mean people want it.
[author : Nick Baran]
[author : Raphael Needleman]
Highlights from two decades of the PC revolution.
[author : Dennis Barker]
Huzzahs for heuristics, plus comments on mobile computing.