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More Christmas Chaos 
Jerry Pournelle
Jerry reviews computer accessories, media players, books, movies, and games sure to be well received in the gift-giving season.
Christmas Chaos
Jerry Pournelle
Jerry shares his gift recommendations for tech-savvy friends and family.
The Year's Best Multimedia Software
David Em
This year we saw releases of powerful, stable multimedia applications that run on almost every new computer sold. Here are the best software tools David saw this year for artists, animators, videographers, and photographers.
Why Can't Windows Do Windows?
David Em
Multimedia apps require lots of desktop real estate and having two or more displays can be the answer--if you can get them to work.
LINQ
Martin Heller
Martin touches on the Visual Studio 2005 launch, talks about Infragistics NetAdvantage 2005, and examines the Microsoft Language Integrated Query (LINQ) project.
The Kid's Programming Language
Martin Heller
Martin looks at the Kid's Programming Language and investigates ReSharper, a C# refactoring add-on for Visual Studio .NET 2003.
Geek Gifts
Ernest Lilley
Ernest examines this holiday season's crop of electronic widgets small enough to fit in a stocking.
Treos and Tribulations
Ernest Lilley
Ernest reviews the Treo 650, Fossil’s Palm OS Wrist PDA, Delphi MyFi, and Jabra's BT110 wireless headset.
Sony Takes Root
Technology: Protecting You From Your Own Music
Have Yourself A Very Dreary Christmas
Lincoln suggests tongue-in-cheek gifts for the technically overindulged.
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Modeling with Domain-Specific Languages
Martijn Iseger, Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
With Domain-Specific Modeling, the developer make models of solutions in a language that contains the concepts and rules from the problem domain the developer works in.
Developing for Linux With Visual Studio
Laurence Moroney
The open source framework Mono lets developers automatically convert the output of a Microsoft .NET application to run on Java.
Microsoft PDC 2005
Jerry Pournelle, Dan Spisak
Jerry Pournelle and Dan Spisak file daily reports from the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference.
SIGGRAPH 2005
David Em, Alex Pournelle
David and Alex report on the latest graphics rendering, display and processing advances from SIGGRAPH.
New Products for October
BYTE.com Editors
New releases this month include a driver update from NVIDIA; 1-abc.net's software for customizing the Windows startup process; and a dock from Digital Lifestyle Outfitters that makes a video iPod the centerpiece of a home theater system.
New Products for September
BYTE.com Editors
This month's crop of new hardware and software includes Cadabra Software's personal encryption suite; RSS Writer from Phelios; and PCs designed for home automation from Cannon PC.
Can We Build Intelligent Machines?
Jeff Hawkins
Yes, but they may not be what you expect.
Wikis Versus Blogs: This Time It's Personal
Shannon Cochran
Blogs have been credited with transforming the way information is communicated. Wikis may transform the way it is collected and maintained.
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Find white papers, case studies, Webcasts and analyst reports on everything from design through development to testing and implementation at BYTE's Research Papers and Reports.
Business Component Architecture - Unifying SOA and EDA
This paper covers how Business Component Architecture (BCA) combines services and events to delivery business systems that drive reuse, ease of management, dynamic extensibility and configuration management and easier business process management.
Controlling TCO with HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array
Total cost of ownership (TCO) is the price the organization ultimately pays for the product - IT infrastructure in this case - over its intended period of use. This paper is intended to help managers understand the TCO of storage products.
Enterprise Java: Optimizing Performance Throughout the Application Life Cycle
This report addresses how CIOs and other IT executives can better understand the issues facing the performance characteristics and cost containment issues in the J2EE arena. This report was generated by The Yankee Group.
An Innovative Approach to Managing Software Requirements
Requirements may be the most critical aspect of the software development cycle. MKS Requirements 2005 enables you to capture, store, and manage requirements as a fully integrated part of the development process. MKS Requirements is built on MKS Integrity Manager, MKS's powerful process management and workflow tool.
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AJAX: Making Web Pages Responsive
Martin dissects AJAX, and looks at r.a.d.callback, a commercial AJAX controls library.
Mon, 12 Sep 2005
Fujitsu's Ultramobile Lifebook 1500D
What kind of computer should a photographer take into the field? David reviews Fujitsu's new tablet.
Mon, 31 Oct 2005
Adobe's Creative Suite 2
David reviews the new features and upgrades in Adobe's new release of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, GoLive, and Acrobat.
Mon, 4 Jul 2005
Konica Minolta's Maxxum 7D Camera
Want all the features of a good 35 mm film camera in digital format? David reviews Konica Minolta's first entry into the prosumer market.
Mon, 5 Sep 2005
Intel 9.0 Compilers Released
Intel's latest C++ and Fortran compilers help developers target multi-core processors and 64-bit platforms. The version 9.0 compilers also feature new security and debug improvements.
Thu, 16 Jun 2005
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