So You Wanna Make a Picture?
You'd rather watch a feature length movie on a theater or TV screen than on a PC. But what about short films and animations? Over a decent Internet connection, they're perfect fodder for the dot-com attention span.
Stories by Cameron Crouch
Trim Your Photos for the Net
Ever since you bought that digital camera, you've loaded countless image files onto your hard drive that you'd love to share with friends online. But doesn't compressing your shots mean you'll lose all the quality?
Adobe Updates Illustrator, GoLive
GoLive 5 and Illustrator 9 expand Adobe's tools in the worlds of Web and print publishing.
Netscape 6 set to go
Netscape fans can exhale; a beta release of Netscape 6 premieres on Tuesday at Internet World in Los Angeles.
Fix Your Photos on the Web
The Internet makes sharing your photos easier, but what about editing them? Once you've uploaded an image, you often can't improve it.
Netscape 6 to Debut April 5
Netscape fans can exhale; a beta release of Netscape 6 premieres next Tuesday at Internet World in Los Angeles.
Macromedia Offers Peek at Flash 5
Macromedia Inc. hopes Flash, its vector animation tool and file format, will enliven the Internet from any device.
WebEx Builds a Virtual Boardroom
WebEx Inc., a popular provider of real-time conferencing on the Web, wants to help you conduct even more of your business online.
Palm Helps You Do New York
Vindigo's downloadable navigation guide offers routes to entertainment, shopping, and food near you.
Microsoft Updates Windows Media Player
Microsoft Corp. is boosting Windows desktop multimedia with the beta release of Windows Media Player 7. More than just a streaming media tool, this update combines a jukebox, radio, and player for music and video.
Handspring Visors Go Retail
You no longer have to order your Handspring Inc. Visor from the Web. Handspring Visors have shipped to CompUSA, Best Buy, and Staples.
Yahoo Boosts Wireless Portal
Yahoo Inc. achieved early success as one of the first portals, where Web newbies chose to find well-organized information. Now, the company is trying to reprise its pioneer role for users of Web-enabled mobile phones.
WAP All Your Messages
You're not easy to track down, with your three e-mail accounts and five phone numbers. And even your fancy new Web-enabled wireless phone isn't making things any easier.
Can Handspring Handle Success?
Handspring Inc., creator of the much-talked-about Visor, is suffering from its own success.
The Webby Nominees, Please
While the Internet may not inspire fan frenzy on a Hollywood level, it does have its own version of the Academy Awards: the Webbys.