Articles by Dice Staff
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Old Demos Show Mac, PC as Ugly Babies
The power, stability, and ease-of-use of personal computing devices advanced so quickly over the past 30 years that it's often difficult to remember how far they've actually come. Apple celebrate… -
Bank of America Said to Be Cutting Tech Jobs
Bank of America has kicked off a round of layoffs at multiple locations. Though the number of workers and the types of jobs weren’t revealed, at least some are in the company’s Charlotte, N.C., G… -
New Apps Show Employers Your True Talents
If you’ve ever tried to change career tracks but were ignored because the new job didn’t match up with your experience, Guy Halfteck, founder and CEO of the Palo Alto startup Knack, feels your pa… -
Demand for IT Engineers Shows in Salaries
IT engineers continue to be in demand, and the proof is in their salaries, according to the 2013–2014 PayScale College Salary report. Their roles accounted for a sizable chunk of the top 10 salar… -
Malware Wrapper Uses Windows to Infect Android
[caption id="attachment_16564" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Trojan acts as a wrapper in order to load Android malware.[/caption] A bit of malware discovered by researchers at Symantec this we… -
How Reactive Can Beat Conventional Procedural Programming
In a post on Slashdot, Val Huber, CTO at Espresso Logic in Santa Clara, Calif., did a comparison of Reactive Programming to Java with Hibernate and MySQL triggers using a real-life business examp… -
IBM Sheds Datacenter Gear to Chase Cloud, HPC
[caption id="attachment_16504" align="aligncenter" width="518"] IBM sold off much of its mainstream datacenter hardware to focus on HPC, cloud.[/caption] Chinese systems-manufacturing giant Lenov… -
What to Do When Recruiters Don’t Read Your Resume
A recruiter calls you up about a Java job, iOS developer position or some other hot, hard to fill IT role. But as you talk, it becomes clear that they’ve given your resume little more than a curs… -
Hardware Jobs in Jeopardy at IBM
Look for more staff cuts at IBM – especially in hardware – after the company’s quarterly earnings fell below analysts’ estimates. Big Blue reported fourth-quarter revenue of $27.7 billion, while… -
Chrome Bug Lets Web Eavesdrop on Users
[caption id="attachment_16492" align="aligncenter" width="500"] A bug in Google Chrome could let a site take over the mic and secretly listen to users.[/caption] Update:While acknowledging the bu…