Articles by Dice Staff
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Apple Loses Motorola Patent Case, Must Pay Damages
Apple has lost another patent case, this time in Germany. A Mannheim court ruled that Apple infringed on Motorola Mobility's core cellular communications patents related to data packet transfer t… -
Apple's iTV: Some Don't Like What They Haven't Seen
Did I already write and publish my axiom about Tech pundits? If not, it goes something like this: The minute a tech pundit starts dismissing new technology, they lose touch of their field and los… -
Apple's New Mothership Plans
Steve Jobs surprised us this summer with another "one last thing": the plans for the new Apple Campus 2, which everyone thought was really just a sketch. But with $81.57 billion in cash, guess wh… -
The Best Candidates are in Your ATS, with Jennifer Hasche
Hundreds of resumes are being fed into your application tracking system (ATS), yet many companies ignore that “through your front door” data and look to recruiters to help them find candidates. S… -
Facebook's Hiring; Business Savvy Trumps Certifications
DICE NEWS ROUNDUP IT Business Savvy Is More Important Than Certifications: IT skill certifications don't hold the same value as they did in flusher economic times, says a report from IT employmen… -
Twitter Pushes Full-Scale Redesign Across The Web, Mobile Apps & TweetDeck
Twitter has launched a full-scale redesign on its website, mobile apps on both iOS and Android, and all of TweetDeck's products on Thursday. Even for a service as simple as Twitter, there are sti… -
Silicon Valley’s Job Landscape
Silicon Valley is an interesting place to work. Once one of the most fertile valleys for agriculture in the United States, now it is the most fertile valley in the world for creativity, ideas and… -
Microsoft: Windows 8 App Store 'Largest Developer Opportunity Ever'
Microsoft plans to launch its Windows 8 app store in late February, the same time it begins its beta. Calling the store, "the largest developer opportunity ever,” the company also will allow succ… -
Remaking a Stradivarius With the Help of a Little Modern Technology
It says something of a craftsman’s talents when their work is still universally respected 300 years after their death. Out of an estimated 1,000 to 1,100 instruments produced by Antonio Stradivar…