Articles by Dice Staff

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  Microsoft's NYC Lab; Nanotech Means Hiring [Roundup]

  Microsoft Plans New York Lab with Yahoo Refugees: Microsoft grabbed 14 Yahoo researchers to kickstart a soon-to-open New York research lab. The company’s extensive research organization includes…
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  Utilizing Video to Let Candidates Pre-Interview Potential Employers with Will Staney

  What’s the best way to get potential employees interested in a job? Show them what the job is going to be like. And the best way to show is through video. That’s what Will Stanley (@willstaney),…
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  It's Time to Migrate Your Android App to Google TV

  Google TV has been slow to catch on, but that may soon change. Later this month, LG will release a new line of 3D Google TVs, which will have access to the Google Play Store as well as Web conten…
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  Introducing the Dice Security Talent Community

  Our new Security Talent Community is online, with David Strom as your guide. David calls himself "an old security hand" in enterprise IT, and has created a number of print and online publications…
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  LG Cloud Speeds Up Content Syncing

  LG Electronics has released a Beta cloud service where consumers can upload their photos, videos and other files through Android mobile devices, smartTVs and set-top boxes. You can download the C…
• Behind the Scenes of the Web Browser

  The Web browser is probably the single most important tool out there for Web developers, because it establishes how people see everything we build. But what does the browser actually do? We write…
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  How a Visual Firewall Can Help Protect Your Network

  Businesses with a network need a firewall to keep the bad guys out and their data safe. And traditionally, it's been done behind a complex dashboard that's difficult to navigate and operate. But…
• Spreadsheets Versus B.I. Applications: A New Détente

  [caption id="attachment_529" align="aligncenter" width="618" caption="Thanks to easing tensions between fans of spreadsheets and B.I. apps, this morning meeting won't dissolve into a massive braw…
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  The iPhone Almost Had a Keyboard

  The iPhone with a... a...keyboard? Almost. Initial prototypes included an "iPod+Phone" concept, a QWERTY keyboard and a large touchscreen. When Apple asked Tony Fadell, developer of the iPod, to…
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  Recruiters and HR People Work 55-Hour Weeks

  Whenever I travel to conferences and trade shows, I talk to top HR managers and recruiters who all seem to share the same characteristic – you work a lot of hours! In my small sample recently of…