GROUP FITNESS
PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINERS HAVE FOUND THEY CAN WORK WELL WITH GROUPS. For years, those hoping to sculpt their bodies into finely crafted masterpieces have paid a small fortune for personal...
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SUN MICROSYSTEMS OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO LOW-END PCS
Sun Microsystems Inc. last week unveiled its new ultra-cheap, book-size information appliance, the second step in its strategy to wrest control of the desktop away from Microsoft Corp. The appliance...
APPLE AIMS FOR SCIENTIFIC CROWD WITH G4
Apple's fruit-colored iMacs are a hit with novice computer users. Now Apple wants to get the engineering crowd excited. At the Seybold publishing conference in San Francisco last week, Apple...
SURVEY SAYS INTERNET’S GROWING AT TOP SPEED
For those of you keeping score at home, the Net is currently growing at the rather spirited annual rate of 53 percent, up from 46 percent six months ago. That's...
PORTALS: AND, NOW, KEY WORDS FROM OUR SPONSORS
When you head to Excite.com for a little help making sense of the hundreds of thousands of Web sites about, say, software, the search engine helpfully organizes the results. "Try...
PC POSTAGE CHECKS OUT AS CONVENIENT ALTERNATIVE TO POST OFFICE VISITS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Small businesses are getting a big break with the arrival of PC Postage, a new service from the U.S. Postal Service that turns an Internet-connected Windows personal computer into a...
FAR EAST FOCUS
The newly built two-story home in scenic Santa Clara County, Calif., is spacious and near good schools. Just as important for owner Raquel Choi is that the staircase doesn't end...
GLOBAL Y2K UNREADINESS COULD SLOW THE U.S.
American high-tech companies have received kudos from Y2K bug watchers for their efforts to eliminate the dangers of a disaster scenario from their operations, but that doesn't mean they'll be...
COMPUTER PIONEERS POST HISTORY ON THEIR WEB SITES
The World Wide Web is turning into a showcase for some valuable artifacts from the early days of personal computing. Some of the people who created pioneering software have begun...
`MOUSE ACHE’
A new culprit is suspected of causing many computer-user injuries. For years, employers around the globe have poured tens of millions of dollars into ergonomics programs and buying adjustable desks,...