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

Google Mobile Initiative GoMo Launches in Mobile. Where Else?

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

The number of people using mobile devices keeps increasing because everybody wants to stay connected while on the go. Google sees yet another opportunity in this growing trend beyond from search, mobile OS and social network, and organized GoMo, a service that …

Where’s Etsy’s Big Data Strategy? Musings of Hadoop World 2011

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

Big data’s so prevalent in the social media space that you hardly think of them as mutually independent. At Hadoop World last week the social representation amongst Hadoop users were well represented, with sessions from Facebook, LinkedIn, Bit.ly and Etsy, amongst others. …

Siri’s Cousin Trapit Launches AI Search Assistant

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

From the same artificial intelligence platform as Siri comes its cousin Trapit, a personalized web search tool powered by one of today’s most popular technologies. It launches its public beta today, letting in the onslaught of users anxious to see the next …

How Mobile Shaped HTML5, and Why Flash Isn’t Dead Yet

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

Steve Jobs was right after all. He avoided using Flash on Apple products to avoid his company from depending on Adobe. Besides, there’s not really that much difference between a web page using HTML5 and Flash. Sticking to an open standard technology …

Hello Vino Turns to Big Data with Image Recognition iPhone App

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

There’s an app or two for virtually anything, even wines! The retail market is swarmed with stacks of wine brands, making it hard enough to pick which one works for a certain occasion or someone’s taste. Good thing Hello Vino-- a wine …

Pageonce CEO on the Wallet of the Future: “Transaction is the Next Step”

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

The role of the mobile app has become a very personal matter, aiding us in everyday tasks on a whole new level. Pageonce has seen the evolution of the mobile app as a personal assistant, riding a wave of service-oriented developments that …

How SXSW is Branching Out for Startups

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

The upcoming 2012 SXSW Interactive Festival is, perhaps, one of the most exciting yearly events that have allocated a space for the tech sector, as well as startups, entrepreneurs, investors and cutting-edge digital taste makers. Their tech involvement will materialize under Interactive …

There’s More to Hadoop Implementation than Volume, says Attivio CTO

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

Attivio’s all about unlocking unstructured data. Coming off the recent release of version 3.0 of their Unified Information Access Platform, Attivio CTO Sid Probstein drops by theCube at Hadoop World 2011 to discuss how this technology is enabling new products across the …

“MySQL Isn’t Going Anywhere Soon, but HBase is a Great Addition to the Tool Belt”

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

Facebook’s been pretty active lately, launching new features around messaging and timelines. Perhaps you’ve noticed? Well, none of these enhanced features would be possible without developments in big data, and Facebook is one to always look for new solutions in solving its …

Infineta Gussies Up with Pay-as-you-Go WAN Optimization

NEWS By KRISTEN NICOLE15 YEARS AGO

Infineta’s latest offering is the Data Migration Accelerator, which the company says is the first of its kind pay-as-you-go data migrations service in the industry. It’s based on Infineta’s flagship Data Mobility Switch (DMS). The real perk here is that you can …

Kristen Nicole

Latest from Kristen Nicole

Google Mobile Initiative GoMo Launches in Mobile. Where Else?

How Mobile Shaped HTML5, and Why Flash Isn’t Dead Yet

Hello Vino Turns to Big Data with Image Recognition iPhone App

Pageonce CEO on the Wallet of the Future: “Transaction is the Next Step”

Infineta Gussies Up with Pay-as-you-Go WAN Optimization

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