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Kristina Farrah

A ninja, a tech enthusiast and a lover of sparkly things. Writing in the tech space has become an important part of my role as an observer and historian. As passionate as I am in what I do, I look forward to telling stories of how technological advancement broke out to unprecedented levels, and that I was right there in the middle of it –watching the world change before my very eyes.


Latest from Kristina Farrah

A World of Data, Big and Beautiful

Unlike the the olden times when people conscientiously hew artworks by hand, the digital age is more like letting your mind soar into the depths of la-la land where art and science are one and the same, and then let contemporary technology …

Broadcom, Others Tap SmartTV Trends

In order to offer consumers a solution to enjoy watching their favorite television content wherever they want on whatever device they want, with an Internet connection, Sling Media Inc. strikes a deal with Broadcom Corp to feature Sling Media SDK into Broadcom's …

Kindle Fire was the Most Connected Device this Holiday

There have been some interesting reports in line with mobile usage over the holidays. First off, location-based mobile media company, JiWire, analyzes the behavior of its on-the-go audience to public Wi-Fi. The finding reveals that Kindle Fire rocks connectivity in the US, …

Start-up Guru Signal Takes on Geek Squad

In today’s digital age, tech problems are one of the myriad of things that can ruin one’s day. Good thing there are companies, old and new, that offer tech support should the situation calls for it. One of the rather older sites …

The Business of Mobile Security: Trends of 2011

2011 has been a busy year. It has ups and downs and lots of casualties in the cyber security side of things. And why not? The transition of cyberpunks from PC to mobile devices is an easier process than previously expected. And …

Best Cloud Parties of 2011: Hadoop World Tops the List

Countless tech events have happened this year, some of which you may have not heard about. These conferences are especially important to developers as they it gives them the chance to learn the best practices straight from industry leaders, as well as …

Apple Acquires Anobit, or Did They?

Mobile giant Apple acquired Israel-based flash memory startup Anobit for around $400-$500 million, claims Israel’s Calcalist business new site. The report further said that Anobit informed its employees about Apple’s offer and they will soon operate under Apple’s leadership. Calcalist’s report today …

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