Articles by Dice Staff
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Bring Back the Engineering Magic
Many of us became software engineers because we love to write code. We love the challenge and the puzzle of it. We love that feeling of bending 1s and 0s to our will. And then we get a job. It's… -
Windows 8 Tablet Won't Replace Your PC
Windows 8, on the surface, is a dream come true to many people. For the first time ever, Microsoft has created an operating system that will work well on a tablet. The Metro interface and apps bu… -
Google Play is Better than iCloud
Google's Play Store is an exciting new advancement, even though it seems a lot like Apple's iCloud. It marks the unification of several Google services: Android Market, Google Music, Google Books… -
Microsoft Hires FTC Attorney, More People Moves
Randall Long, a former senior Federal Trade Commission attorney, has been hired by Microsoft as director of regulatory affairs in Washington, D.C. Long, a deputy assistant director in the FTC's B… -
SXSW: How to Survive Five Crazy Days
SXSW Interactive starts Friday, bringing with it panels, parties, demos, parties, speakers, and parties. If you're going, you have to plan, rest, and possibly drink a lot of Red Bull. Our friend… -
Apple's New iPad Has Retina Display, A5X, 4G LTE
Apple has unveiled a powerful new iPad that features a 2048 x 1536 retina display, an A5X quad core chip, 4G LTE and the same price points as the previous version: $499 at the low end, $829 at th… -
To Contract or Not to Contract?
Contract positions can be appealing due to increased flexibility, higher pay (at times) and as a foot in the door at a company, among other reasons. Before making the jump to contract, there are… -
Google Play Puts Entertainment Features in One Place
Google says it's "evolving" the Android market into Google Play. It's a smart move--unifying multiple services (Google Music, Android Market, Google Books and Google Movie Rentals) into a single… -
Apple App Store Reaches 25 Billion Downloads
Apple's App Store reached the 25 billion downloaded apps milestone on Monday. The lucky downloader of the 25th billion app, Chunli Fu, a user from Qingdao, China, will be awarded a $10,000 iTunes… -
ESPN Will Open its APIs to Third-Party Developers
ESPN hopes that geeks and sports go together. The mega sports media company has opened its doors to developers with a new ESPN Developer Center. It’s the first time the network will allow indepen…