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| Amiga
Active News: |
| Amiga announce November 1st Rebirth |
AmigaOS on x86, Series Zero games and hopes
for 100 million Amiga-enabled mobile phones by 2004. |
| MCC: Merlancia Computer Cases |
Amiga have sold the 'legendary' Amiga Walker and MCC
case designs to Merlancia Industries. |
| No more Amiga Cologne? |
The cancellation of the MacExo 2001 puts Amiga Cologne
show in jeopardy. |
| Solarnavigator puts Amiga in control |
The UK challenger for the first solar-electrically powered
boat to cicumnavigate the world has nominated Amiga for communications
and control on the vessel. |
| Warp3D for everyone |
Elbox Computer announces they have finally come to an
agreement with Hyperion Software on Warp3D licensing. |
| MorphOS Mumblings |
A brief mention of several MorphOS ports and a new section
on their web site. |
| Amiga on top! |
A demo created on an Amiga comes top in the 2001 Assembly
demo party competition. |
| NextGen News: |
| All change in the PDA market |
NextGen reflects on the market changes experienced by
Psion and Palm |
| Microsoft bows to Kodak |
Microsoft has bowed to pressure from Kodak to open WindowsXP
to competitor's software. |
| Less of the Online Ads |
According to research, the online advertising market
is due to get worse before it gets better. |
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Editorial:
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| AmigaDEvolution? |
David Stroud reflects on the latest changes to Amiga
Active |
| Zero Effort! |
Fleecy Moss, Amiga CTO, promotes the new Series Zero
games for the AmigaDE. |
| In ARM's Way |
Francis Charig, Tao Group chairman, discusses the importance
of Cambridge-based ARM for the future of wireless communication. |
| Rants and Raves: |
| Not very British |
Neil Bothwick asks if we should expect more from our
national institutions when it comes to quality of service. |
| Access Denied. Please Upgrade. |
Philip Corner discusses why the formerly open Internet
could exclude Amiga users. |
| Features: |
| News Focus: Amithlon |
Is Amithlon, the x86 Amiga emulator, good for the market?
Amiga Active conduct a survey to discover readers' and industry opinion
of the new emulator. |
| Customise your Amiga |
iMacs come in a dozen pastel shades and psychedelic
colours, but there's no reason an Amiga can't be even more colourful,
if you don't mind a little DIY. Four-page article on redesigning an
A1200 case. |
| NextGen: The Open Content Platform Association |
Amiga Active takes a look at the members of the OCPA |
| NextGen: MathEngine |
NextGen interviews MathEngine to discuss their past,
present, and future developments. |
| Active Gamer: Warp 3D |
Amiga Active takes a look at version 4.2 of the Amiga's
own 3D API - Warp3D. |
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Reviews:
All review scores are marked out of four
'AmiYinYangs'.
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| Repulse |
A three page review of Alien Design's Zorro II sound card. |
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| Aqua |
Myst-like, first-person adventure game |
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| Tutorials: |
| Zip250 Mini Masterclass |
Masterclass on reading & writing PC Zip disks. |
| Install in Style! |
Five-page tutorial on writing installer scripts that
use graphics |
| Getting to know Photogenics Part 3 |
The third and final part shows you how to merge two
images using rub through mode, alpha channels, and more. |
| Regulars: |
| Active Media* |
Thief of Time (book), Wizard: The Life and Times of
Nikola Tesla (book), Aminet Set 11, MyDigiGuide.com, Netmind's URL-Minder
service, and Cyborg's Amiga Security Page. |
| Active Shareware |
Easier archive handling, simpler HTML handling, and
Urban Mueller juggling with hard drives - what else but Active Shareware? |
| Interactive - Letters to the Editor |
Show us your Workbench, tell us what you think of us.
You don't even have to be nice! |
| Ask the Guru |
More tips from the beady eyed one. |
| Active Online |
Neil Bothwick explains how to set up your own FTP server. |
| Debriefing** |
Amiga Active interviews Chris Wiles, formerly of Active
Technologies. |
Comments:
In the first sign of their eventual relaunch as Digital Magazine,
Amiga Active expanded the NextGen section to cover generic technology
subjects. The Amiga Inc. and Tao Group editorials are moved
to the new section. |
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* Active Media - A rag-tag collection of web sites, CD-ROMs, book, DVDs,
and other media.
