Mellisa Tolentino, Author at SiliconANGLE

Google Drive Ready to Take On Dropbox Next Week

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 17, 2012

SiliconANGLE has been keeping its eyes on Google Drive, or GDrive, since the first rumor of the company releasing a cloud storage service surfaced. This year, rumors about the Google cloud service reemerged and more…

Oracle Says Google E-mails Prove Guilt

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 17, 2012

Yesterday marked the first day of the Oracle-Google intellectual property battle. Oracle’s lawyer, Michael Jacobs, was first to give the opening statement, demonstrating how Google took Java copyrighted “blueprints” to develop Android applications, never…

Samsung Unveiling Official 2012 Summer Olympics Device On May 3?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 17, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Samsung’s Olympics phone, Apple’s e-book lawsuit, Microsoft’s secret weapon, product launches and more. Samsung to unveil official Olympics phone It was reported yesterday that Samsung is to unveil a new…

Carpathia Seeks Government Help In Retaining Sized Megaupload Files

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

When the file-sharing site Megaupload was taken down by US authorities back in January, a lot users were dumbfounded. The site and all their files were inaccessible. Fortunately, Megaupload used hosting sites like Carpathia…

Foursquare Celebrates 20M Users – Here’s 10 Best and Worst Check-Ins

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

It was in June 2011 when Foursquare, the location-based social networking site, reached 10 million users. And in under a year, Foursquare proudly announced that their user base has doubled to 20 million active…

Sergey Brin: The Scary State Of Freedom On The Internet

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

“I am more worried than I have been in the past. It’s scary.” That was what Google co-founder Sergey Brin stated about the state of Internet freedom during his interview with The Guardian. Brin…

Pentagon Taps Innovega For Multifocal Contact Lens

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

Innovega, the company that brings the digital world closer to your eyes, has been tapped by The Pentagon to deliver a fully functioning prototype of contact lenses that uses their iOptiks system. Super lenses…

Day 1 of the Oracle vs. Google IP Case

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

The World Series of intellectual property infringement cases is set to start today, and could run for eight weeks. Google Inc. and Oracle Corp. are set to battle it out in a San Francisco…

Samsung to Unveil New Galaxy on May 3

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup includes Samsung’s May 3 product launch, Apple’s failed ACCC settlement, an app for people with visual and hearing impairment, and more. Come and meet the next Galaxy That’s what the…

Facebook Acquires Tagtile, Building Arsenal of Merchant Tools

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 14, 2012

Fresh off their Instagram acquisition, social networking giant Facebook acquired the team of developers behind the customer-loyalty application Tagtile. “We’re happy to confirm that TagTile’s founders are joining Facebook, and that Facebook is acquiring…

Mellisa Tolentino

Oracle Says Google E-mails Prove Guilt

Samsung Unveiling Official 2012 Summer Olympics Device On May 3?

Carpathia Seeks Government Help In Retaining Sized Megaupload Files

Sergey Brin: The Scary State Of Freedom On The Internet

Pentagon Taps Innovega For Multifocal Contact Lens

Day 1 of the Oracle vs. Google IP Case

Samsung to Unveil New Galaxy on May 3

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