Articles by Dice Staff
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Google Pays Crowd for Troubleshooting
Google has paid more than $700,000 to researchers who have detected hundreds of bugs in its Chrome browser and related software. Why pay your own expensive engineers to troubleshoot your software… -
Oracle Makes Cloud Talent Move with Taleo Acquisition
The race to the cloud in talent management continues with Oracle's $1.9 billion acquisition of Taleo, the largest provider of recruitment software. That's a hefty price tag, considering Oracle CE… -
Kodak to Cease Production of Digital Cameras
Kodak, the company that made our lives easier years ago by inventing some of the cheapest cameras, is not doing well right now. This week, they decided to cease the production of digital cameras,… -
Hacker Releases Symantec pcAnywhere Source Codes
YamaTough, the hacker, released the source codes for Symantec pcAnywhere program on the Internet and is threatening to release the 2006 versions of Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition and Norton I… -
Google Bringing 1GB Internet To Kansas City
Barbecue, steaks, and blues may no longer be reasons to hot foot it to Kansas City. Google recently broke ground on a project that will have the lucky residents reaching blazing internet speeds o… -
'App Economy' Is 'Construction Sector of 21st Century'
Can you believe the iPhone is not quite five years old? Yet a new report estimates that 466,000 jobs have been created in the United States related to mobile applications since 2007. The report,… -
Closing the Gender Gap in Computer Science
Computer science is largely a male dominated field, but there are trends afoot that are starting to at least chip away at that. In a recent episode of Spark, host Nora Young interviewed author Ja… -
Google's Chrome for Android Beta Doesn't Support Flash
Android and Chrome, both Google's darlings, have finally got together. Feedback from tech journalists who've got their hands on the new Android browser are generally positive. Most, if not all, a…