Articles by Dice Staff
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Ice Cream Sandwich: What to Watch for During Tomorrow's Event
Tomorrow is Samsung's and Google's delayed presentation on the next generation of Ice Cream Sandwich and the unveiling of the first device running it, Samsung's Nexus Prime. Information about the… -
iPhone 4S Sales Could Change the Mobile Landscape
Since the iPhone 4S became available, it's been clobbering a lot of sales records, but the number other smartphone makers should keep an eye in this one: Almost a quarter of the buyers around the… -
Apple Wins European Music for iTunes match
Apple has concluded international licensing agreements that will take its iTunes Match service to Europe. iTunes Match is a part of Apple’s new iCloud service, which allows users to store their m… -
Diaspora Open Source Social Network Prepares for Launch
Web privacy issues have sparked a lot of concern lately and a team of four college students decided they could change something in the Social Network niche. Instead of giving advice and tips on h… -
Siri Ported to iPhone 4, iPad 2 Won't Work Without Apple's Nod
Siri, the most talked about feature of Apple's iPhone 4S, has been ported to the iPhone 4 by developer Steven Troughton-Smith. According to 9to5Mac, the port was initiated by installing the iPhon… -
Hiring Humor: The Meddling Grandmother
In HR and recruiting, you have the BEST stories. You've lived through them to tell the tales (anonymously, of course!) We simply put them on paper for others to empathize - and enjoy a little hir… -
Tiggr Lets You Create Mobile Apps in Minutes
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e36nxRukUkM&w=560&h=349] Aren’t you glad you don’t have to program in assembly code? Wouldn’t it be great if you didn’t have to do any programming at all?… -
Today's Steve Jobs Day
Everyone around the world is invited to participate wearing a black turtleneck, going to meetups, on Facebook, Twitter and on the event's own website. As you know, Steve Jobs -- Apple's co-founde… -
Google Releases Remote Access Tool for Chrome
Google wants you to spend all your time in a Web browser. And it's dead serious, as evident when it turned its Chrome browser into an operating system and released it in the form of Chromebooks.…