Articles by Dice Staff
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Silicon Valley: More Firms See Their Future in Mobile Technology
Valley Focus Shifts to Mobile Technology: Earnings reports show mobile device shipments are overtaking PCs worldwide. By 2015, more than 300 million tablets will ship, compared with an estimated… -
Seattle: Microsoft Revenue Jumps, So Does Its Headcount
Microsoft Earnings Exceed Expectations: In fiscal 2011, Microsoft earned $4.8 billion more than fiscal 2010, primarily due to its enterprise products, which now represent 75 percent of the compan… -
The Dice Resume Center - Free Sample Resumes
Writing a resume is hard enough without getting hung up on the format. So, we've compiled a set of sample resumes covering jobs from Access Developer to Wireless Network Engineer, and we'll keep… -
Boston: VC Funding Here Passes New York's Level
Boston Beats New York in Startup Money: Boston's leading New York in more than just the AL standings. There's venture capital funding, too. During the first half of 2011, Hub companies drew in $1… -
Angry Birds Maker Rovio Added to Patent Suit
The green little pigs can finally have a break: The Angry Birds have a new enemy -- Lodsys, the patent licensing company that misidentified the birds as cash cows. In the latest amendment to its… -
Boredom is an Employee's First Look Toward the Door
More companies are coveting their competitors' talent this year. To counter that, businesses are offering flexibility and low-cost perks like telecommuting. Since these have limited appeal, and m… -
An Intelligent Gearing System For Wheelchair Users
It seems kind of silly that while cyclists have been enjoying the benefits of gears for a good number of years, people in wheelchairs have for the most part had to contend with a single 1:1 gear… -
Gary Vaynerchuk on The ROI of Giving a Crap
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-_W9tjO3aA&w=560&h=349] With a “tell it like it is” attitude, Gary Vaynerchuk, author of The Thank You Economy cuts through the debate about social media… -
CompTIA's New Certification Won't Make It Easier to Land a Health IT Job
Healthcare IT has been called a promising new area for tech pros but ironically, many employers prefer to hire people who have clinical backgrounds -- nurses and doctors -- who've gone out to lea… -
New York: Startup Scene Pushes Ahead, But Taxes Hurt
Startup Scene Stays Healthy: VC dollars are still flowing in New York. Some $1.7 billion was invested in local tech startups during the 12 months ended June 30. During that time, Gilt Groupe beca…