Articles by Dice Staff
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Dropbox Offers Free Storage for Beta Testers
Dropbox, a cloud storage service that helps sync files across multiple devices, is offering 5GB worth of free storage for everyone — provided they're willing to be a beta tester for a new experim… -
Fluor to Build 125 MW Solar Plant in Arizona
Fluor Corporation will make Maricopa County, Arizona, home to a massive 125 MW photovoltaic solar plant, which is set to be completed by the end of 2013. At 125 MW, the 1.8-square-mile Arlington… -
Too Much OT is a Health Hazard
We've all probably pulled some long days during a hard push on a project at work. That's a fairly normal occurrence in high tech work right? However, if you're one of those poor souls that seems… -
Google TV Goes Social
Google TV announced an update to the social app dubbed Social GTV. The newly updated Android app for Google TV offers a customizable overlay of related Tweets in real-time on any channel during a… -
Google Takes Aim at Android Malware with Bouncer
Google has implemented a feature called Bouncer, which they hope will lead to a significant reduction of malware in the Android Marketplace. Android has long had problems with malicious apps find… -
HyperSolar Develops Zero Carbon Method
HyperSolar, a California-based renewable energy company, claims that it has developed a zero carbon method for producing hydrogen gas. HyperSolar’s technique uses photoelectrochemical nanoparticl… -
Geek Heaven: BigWorld Technology
Geek Heaven. It's a place where you don't have to leave your personality at the door in order to do the work you want to do. The people are smart, engaged and funny. The tools are the latest and… -
Microsoft's Gates Talks About Steve Jobs
Microsoft and Apple battled continuously, and in the end, both won in some way or another. In an interview with The Telegraph, Bill Gates opened up about his relationship with Steve Jobs. It is w… -
Laser Hotter Than Sun’s Corona
The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS), an X-ray laser that appears to be the most powerful laser in the world, was used to heat a tiny piece of aluminum foil to 3.6 million degrees Fahrenheit (t…