January 1997

Editorial	Living Dangerously
Inbox	Letters to the Editors
Bits	Web Tools Will Converge • Yeah, But • Netcards Coming to America • Wireless PDAs Will Proliferate • More...
Blasts From The Past	5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Core Technologies	The State of Linux • Client/Server Magic • Video for Everyone • Java Security and Type Safety
Cover Story	Today the Web, Tomorrow the World
State Of The Art	Data Warehouse Building Blocks • Warehouse Cornerstones • Better Clients, Better Decisions • Take Your Data to the Cleaners
BYTE Hardware Lab Report	Big Screens for Big Jobs
BYTE Software Lab Report	8 Tools for Weaving Your Web Site
Web Project	Search Again
1997 Editors' Choice Awards	1997 Editors' Choice Awards: Awards of Excellence
Features	Walking, Talking Web
Reviews	Silicon Graphics' Wintel Killer • Local AltaVista Searching • Multiplatform CodeWarrior • World's Fastest Disk Drive • At Last: Pocket PCs That Run Windows • Dial 411 for Directory Assistance • Hot Sauce for Cooking Up Databases
Pournelle	A Hard Drive and a Hot Santa Ana
What's New	Information on New Products
Codetalk	You Can Start Developing Now
International Bits	Internet Shopping Software Wins Best of Systems 96 • Acer, IBM Forge Deeper Partnership • Who Will Buy a Network Computer?
International Features	Look, It's Not There • Lights, Camera, Action • New Notebooks
International What's New	Information on New Products

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