Kristen Nicole

Named by Forbes as a top influencer in Big Data, Kristen Nicole is currently a Senior Editor at SiliconANGLE.com. She got her start with 606tech, a Chicago blog she dedicated to the social media space, going on to become the lead writer and Field Editor at Mashable. Kristen Nicole has also contributed to other publications, from TIME Techland to Forbes. Her work has been syndicated across a number of media outlets, including The New York Times, and MSNBC. Kristen Nicole published her first book, The Twitter Survival Guide, and is currently completing her second book on predictive analytics.

Latest from Kristen Nicole

Oracle OpenWorld Changes Its Tune : Reshaping IT + Partners for Software-Led World

This week we broadcast live with theCUBE from Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco, California, streaming exclusive interviews with the industry’s leaders including Cloudera Chairman of the board and Chief Strategy Officer Mike Olson, Dorian Naveh, Senior Director Technology Alliances with EMC and Patrick Rogers, NetApp VP of Product Marketing and Alliances, to name a few.  Given Oracle’s rocky ...

BlackBerry’s a Bad Buy : Fairfax Could Start Patent War

It’s been a long time coming.  BlackBerry’s finally heeded the advice of pundits, investors and board members, settling the purchase of its assets to one of its shareholders, Fairfax Equity Holdings, at $4.7 billion.  The buyer wasn’t among the top projected organizations to take in BlackBerry, and there’s questions regarding Fairfax’s intentions with the smartphone ...

Live from Oracle OpenWorld : Exclusive Interviews + Analysis @ theCUBE

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison revealed some key details regarding his company’s plans to enhance cloud offerings during last night’s keynote from the annual OpenWorld conference, kicking off four days of festivities around Oracle’s fresh future.  Setting the stage for Oracle’s position in an industry-wide transition to IaaS laced with cloud-driven solutions, Ellison unveiled the lofty ...

Will the Smartphone Survive the Internet of Things?

The smartphone has been around for a few years now.  Long enough for Apple to go two years without releasing a new iPhone, still managing an impressive dominance over the market.  But the Internet of Things has taken over.  That is, the future is here.  The connected world is bigger than the smartphone, having already ...

In Bold Move to Automate Data Management, NetApp Puts Storage Closer to Compute : Supports AWS Hyperscale + Virtualization

Better cloud interoperability – a not-so-lofty goal for NetApp in its audacious push to establish Data ONTAP as a common fabric for private, hybrid and public cloud environments. NetApp is introducing a new solution for migrating data between on- and off-premise infrastructure with today’s launch of a Universal Data Platform, a potential game-changer in the ...

True Cost of iPhone 5c : Real Security Concerns of iPhone 5s

This week ushered in the long-awaited next generation of iPhones, delivering not one, but two fresh devices for the masses.  While the iPhone 5c is the least expensive smartphone from Apple, CEO Tim Cook and his team purport the new iPhone 5s is the most “forward-thinking” smartphone the company’s made to date, in large part ...

Huddle’s Cloud App Furthers Virtualized Work Perks with Auto File Sync

Huddle has augmented its widely-used enterprise collaboration service with a Connected Desktop function that lets users save files to the cloud directly from their desktop applications. The update is a nod to current virtualization trends currently taking over the enterprise, where consumer demand continues to grow. Huddle’s Connected Desktop feature is available for both Windows ...

iPhone 5s Miss? Fingerprint Scan Not Enough : App Makers Fill Gaps

Apple’s caught wind of the going smartphone trend – cheaper price tag, more features. Taking on Samsung and Motorola in a looming fight for consumers in a rather crowded smartphone market, Apple’s realized that accessibility is crucial to the survival of the iPhone.   Not only are the new iPhones friendlier to our wallets (the ...

HP, VMware Handling their Business : A Bigger Software Picture

We’ve passed the halfway point of 2013, offering a reflective reprieve for the year’s first two quarters.  Many enterprise tech companies are undergoing massive transitions in their respective fields, and at the end of summer we look back on how these companies have fared. Hewlett-Packard has tackled rough waters in 2013, with less than stellar ...

What the World Really Wants from iPhone : Biometrics (or an iWatch)

With word of Apple’s upcoming press event on September 10th, the world awaits what could very well be the next generation iPhone.  Many are also hopeful of a fresh iPad design, or an entirely new Apple product all together.  While pundits have conjectured for well over a year as to what the new iPhone could ...