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21st: Pictures from an exhibition
With the Smithsonian's new Web site, getting around is half the fun.
By Scott Rosenberg Mar 25, 1998
21st: The bleeding edge
When it comes to creative Web marketing, tampon manufacturers lead the way.
By Jenn Shreve Mar 18, 1998
eMate: Technology that never had a chance
Why did Apple consign a kooky little portable computer to an early death?
By Dylan Tweney Mar 17, 1998
Living by The Book
Inside the cult of the Franklin Planner -- where organization equals salvation.
By Julie Caniglia Mar 11, 1998
PalmPilot reading
Is that little black box just "fashion technology" -- or the future face of computing?
By Robert Rossney Mar 10, 1998
Babel off
AltaVista's Translation Assistant turns the language barrier into a fun house mirror.
By David Futrelle Mar 3, 1998
21st: Blade Runner
New "Blade Runner" game scores with a return to its roots in the writing of Philip K. Dick.
By Andrew Leonard Jan 19, 1998
21st: Virtual machine dreams
Getting a Mac to impersonate a PC is no longer so difficult. But it's still awfully slow.
By Scott Rosenberg Jan 6, 1998
21st: Hail, Sargon!
"Age of Empires" lets you run your own civilization -- and even learn a thing or two along the way.
By Andrew Leonard Dec 17, 1997
This notes for you
Peter Gabriel's new "Eve" joins the crowded field of roll-your-own-tunes software -- where interactivity means never having to learn to read music.
By Scott Rosenberg Apr 3, 1997
The Ways We Were
"Our Secret Century" unearths American social history from forgotten films.
By Scott Rosenberg Sep 9, 1996
"ScruTiny in the Great Round"
By Scott Rosenberg Dec 30, 1995
Not dead yet?
Total Distortion caps an era of CD-ROM games
By Scott Rosenberg Nov 12, 1995
Slap "Jack"
New CD-ROM quiz show serves taunts with its trivia
By Scott Rosenberg Jun 1, 1995
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