Articles by Dice Staff
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Craiggers Streamlines Searching Craigslist
While its interface is, to put it kindly, retro, I've always found Craigslist to be simple to use, and always thought its simplicity was the reason so many people like it. The site's been a force… -
More Data Center Operations May Be Outsourced
More large companies are considering outsourcing their data centers. A survey by Digital Realty Trust found that just 51 percent of those planning to expand their centers this year are considerin… -
One Possible Future For Hard Disks: Depleted Uranium
Scientists at the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom have created a new molecule containing two uranium atoms that is able to maintain magnetism at low temperatures. The molecule is n… -
CNET Sued for Providing LimeWire Downloads
It's not the RIAA this time, but a group of artists led by FilmOn founder Alki David. They're suing CNET's owner, CBS Interactive, for being the main distributor of LimeWire software -- a favorit… -
Laptop With a Foldable OLED Screen Makes 'Big' Not So Bulky
Dutch industrial designer Niels van Hoof's come up with a laptop that folds from the screen size of a MacBook Pro 17 to a box that's half the size of a MacBook Air. Technabob contributor Range ha… -
Hey, Look Who's Back -- Clippy!
Clippy has returned, back to his renovated home at Microsoft Office. Fear not though. After years of rehabilitation, Clippy is a very different paper clip -- quiet and well behaved. He's been str… -
Twitter Won The TweetDeck War. Now What?
It's not official yet, but TechCrunch had an insider tips claiming that Twitter has acquired TweetDeck for $40-$50 million. Earlier, UberMedia has shown similar interest in acquiring the popular… -
Update: Apple, Amazon, AOL Position Themselves for New Territories
Last week, there was word that Apple had paid a hefty $4.5 million for the domain icloud.com. Now, we see reports that signs of iCloud have been found in a developer preview of Mac OS X Lion. The… -
LG's G-Slate – Stiff But Pricey iPad Competition
Since the advent of the iPad and Apple's expected goal of selling over 60 million of them across the country in 2011, many hardware developers found themselves looking into how they could cash in… -
Thrillist's Office Looks Like a Place You'd Like to Work
Thrillist seems to have a great corporate culture. If you don't believe me, take a few minutes to click through this photo stream of its office, posted Silicon Alley Insider. Aside from the usual…