Technology Updates
Chapter 1
Ford and Delta offer employees PC's and Internet communications
Transmeta's secret
Chapter 2
AOL - Time Warner merge
Chapter 3
NSF Super Computer
Space station computers crash
New Apples
IBM makes chip breakthrough
Wearable devices
Making faster chips
Did IBM help the Nazis?
Xbox
Schools get Zapped
Refurbs take off
NHTSA still has Y2K problem
Nobel Prize awarded to hardware pioneers
Y2K update
Computer trade-in
Internet appliances
Intel recall
Palm faces competition in the PDA market
1 GHz Chips
A refrigerator for your computer
Transmeta unveils its big secret
AMD's Athlon
Chapter 4
Program catches plagiarism
Microsoft posts open source
Microsoft breakup order reversed
Microsoft.Net
Linux on PS2
Apple OS X
Microsoft appeals
Fingerprint mouse
Y2K bugs still cropping up
Microsoft appeals
Mac OS
Gnome for Unix
Microsoft anti-trust trial update
Microsoft trial draws to a close
Microsoft breakup?
Windows 2000
Linux takes on Windows CE
Microsoft anti-trust trial update
WordPerfect for Linux
Chapter 5
Nasdaq goes down
CASE tools for rent
Cookies management coming
End of the Browser?
Napster
Y2K Final Report
Leap day bug
Year 2000 - Initial assessment
Year 2000 - Its here
Year 2000 - final preparations
Chapter 6
3G Internet test successful
Comcast bids for AT&T broadband
3G rollout
Broadband in flight
Cell phone lawsuit
Iridium flies again
Cable break causes delays
DSL service problems
Cell phone radiation levels
AOL pager
No hand-held car phones in Suffolk
Wireless home networks
A Riot on your phone
The fight for the worldwide wireless market
International merger
AT&T versus Portland
Make your computer pay for itself
Cable rules
Iridium to crash to Earth
Mannesman-Vodaphone merger
No new rules for telecommuters
Bluetooth
Solar storms may disrupt communications
Chapter 7
E-book hacker
Patent for subscription software
Patent for software downloads
Internet phones get virus
Hackers try to find child porn
Sex.com
Anti-spam bills considered
Alternative TLDs
Domain name system vulnerable
Whois
Internet traffic soars in search of election news
The connected car
ICANN allows new top-level domain names
FBI's Carnivore
New high-level domain names
World's fastest computer
J.P. Morgan misses $35 payment
Painting sells for $135K on eBay. Or does it?
.tv
Voting Online
Haitian Internet feud ends
Internet access for all
Women online
Chapter 8
Online pricing problems
Books on demand
Napster gets licensing deal
Authors' guild battles over e-books
No webcast of execution
E-filing
Court awards student $10,000
Napster loses in court
Transfer of Web power
Webcasting royalties
States vote to simplify sales tax
China moves to censor Web sites
New TLDs
Who wants to be a billionaire?
Torture prevented by e-mail
Buy the moon (and some planets) online
Online auctions decide what's for sale
International Web links
Translation for auctions
Digital freebies
Web privacy protocol
Digital signatures approved
The legality of linking
The Webbys
Taxing E-commerce
Battle Over CyberPatrol
Stephen King work available only online
Denial of service attacks bring down major Web sites
Online TV
Encryption export restrictions listed
Domain Names for Sale
Retailers and Internet companies team up
Online holiday shopping
Chapter 9
Oracle's new database
New database software
New PeopleSoft suite
New IBM database
FileMaker the award winning Web database
Chapter 10
Monitors may shock
Grpff descrambles DVDs
The eyes can tell
3D monitors
Playing video games may be good for some children
Comet Systems cursor controversy
Chapter 11
Napster down, then up
Profs go to court
Profs can't present
A mouse that can help people see
Web translation software
Webley assists in keeping you connected
AOL sued by the blind
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Neurons communicate with chips
AOL uses neural net as a filter
Teaching a computer to talk
Game Console Wars
Chapter 14
Bionic suit
MIT puts it all online
Robodoc
Congress moves to raise visa limits for skilled
Chapter 15
International child-porn ring busted
Code Red Worm
Safe Harbor attacked
Supreme Court rules for free-lancers
Iran shuts cybercafes
Exodus hacked
Polish hackers win security contest
Panic and relief for H1-B visa holders
Identity thief strikes the rich and famous
Info theft at Davos
Anna Kournikova worm
New UK crime bill
Amazon and Microsoft pull Hezbollah ads
Argus's $50K contest
Iraq buys PlayStation
Fingerprint mouse
Microsoft hack poses national security threat
Copyright hearing
Microsoft Cracked
Panel rejects use of filters
Hardest code cracked
Dow fires employees due to e-mail
Western Union Hack
Pokemon attacks
Illegal links
NASA attacks hackers
Privacy in bankruptcy
Data sanctuary
New hack attack
Green cards or visas
Love Bug bites
Mounties catch their Mafiaboy
Online credit reporting
Personal Firewalls
Online Anonymity
FTC probes Alexa
Online CD break-in
Stealing domain names
DVD hack
Bubbleboy attacks computers via E-mail
Chapter 16
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