Articles by Dice Staff
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Sewage Biogas Now Generates Electricity, Powers Cars
The Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD) has pulled off a world first – it's built a tri-generation fuel cell and hydrogen energy station that uses methane from its sewage facility to generat… -
Samsung Forced To Pull Galaxy Tab 7.7 From IFA 2011
The summer is coming to an end, but not so the patent wars. The latest skirmish: Samsung's been forced by a German court to remove Galaxy Tab 7.7 from IFA 2011. When Galaxy Tab 7.7 was announced… -
Why Does Google Demand Your Real Name? Advertising
Does Google want to become an "identity gatekeeper?" An interesting GigaOM analysis comes to that conclusion. It's because of Google’s recent behavior and Chairman Eric Schmidt’s insistence that… -
What Makes An Exceptional Employee
Everybody knows what makes for exceptional employees. They're team players who are dependable, smart, and talented. So what lifts an employee in to the ranks of "outstanding?" How about this list… -
AT&T Promises Jobs, But T-Mobile Deal Is Under Siege
UPDATE AT&T Plans to “Insource” 5,000 Jobs: Even as the federal government moved to block AT&T’s $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile on anti-competitive grounds, the company announced it will bring… -
HP TouchPad Demand Fuels Resurrection
Hewlett-Packard can’t seem to make up its mind regarding its TouchPad tablet. Soon after the company announced it was discontinuing its production – creating a surge in demand and a quick sell ou… -
How Favoritism Impacts Promotions
Favoritism plays a key role in deciding who gets promoted, though most executives say it's the other guy who does it. In other words, although most companies have policies designed to focus decis… -
Samsung Launches Its Galaxy Tab 7.7
Samsung' kicked off IFA 2011 by launching the expected redesigned GalaxyTab. The device has a 7.7-inch screen the uses Super AMOLED Plus display technology. That provides greater viewing angles,… -
U.S. Sues To Block AT&T Acquisition Of T-Mobile
Last month there were reports saying that AT&T wanted to merge with T-Mobile for an estimate $39 billion. At the time, three House Democrats called the merger "a troubling backward step in federa…