Mellisa Tolentino, Author at SiliconANGLE

Australians Not Happy With iPad 4G, Temple Run Now On Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 27, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features Australians angry over “4G,” the arrival of Temple Run on Android, Avira’s new security app and more. Australians Confused About iPad’s 4G The third generation iPad boasts that it is…

Nokia Lumina Will Be AT&T’s Cheapest Flagship Phone Yet at $99

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

The Nokia Lumia 900 will be launching on April 8 in AT&T stores, priced at $99.99 with a two-year contract. This will be AT&T’s cheapest flagship phone ever sold. The Lumia 900 features a…

Pinterest Updates TOS, Photgraphers Still Unhappy

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

Pinterest, the online pinboard that lets users organize and share photos of the things they love, revised their terms of service after consulting with their members. Here are some of the few changes worth…

Loeb vs. Yahoo: Battle of the Board

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

In what could be seen as move to spite Daniel S. Loeb, an American hedge fund manager and founder of Third Point, activist investor and owner of a large stake in Yahoo, the company…

Apple Battles Smugglers, Cracks Down on Developers and UDIDs

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features Apple’s strategy in battling smugglers, NetZero’s Prepaid Wireless Data Plan, and more. Apple Trumps Smugglers A report from Reuters tells the tale of smugglers wanting to generate huge profits from…

Instagram: the History and Evolution

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

At SXSW, Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom showed-off the beta version of Instagram for Android. It was mentioned that the app will be released on Android soon. Little did we know how soon they meant,…

Symantec: There’s A New Duqu In Town

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

It appears that Duqu keeps evolving even as researchers an experts continue to capture and research it. A new variant has been uncovered by experts slumming around Iran, hiding its veteran authorship in a…

If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

If you’re wondering why Android apps have more in-app ads than iOS, the answer is simple: Android developers rely on ads for their revenue. But what’s troubling with in-app ads is the fact that…

Facebook Arms Itself With IBM Patents, but Are Facebookers Safe?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

In preparation for the lawsuit filed against them by Yahoo! Inc., Facebook bought 750 patents from International Business Machines Corp. The freshly acquired patents will cover a broad range of technology, ranging from search…

New iPad’s Newest Issue: WiFigate

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features Apple’s WiFigate, T-Mobile and Nokia fire employees and more. New iPad’s New Issue: WiFigate First we heard about the heatgate, wherein consumers complained about the new iPad heating up to…

Mellisa Tolentino

Australians Not Happy With iPad 4G, Temple Run Now On Android

Nokia Lumina Will Be AT&T’s Cheapest Flagship Phone Yet at $99

Loeb vs. Yahoo: Battle of the Board

Apple Battles Smugglers, Cracks Down on Developers and UDIDs

Instagram: the History and Evolution

Symantec: There’s A New Duqu In Town

If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

New iPad’s Newest Issue: WiFigate

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